GitHub - TraceApps/nutritrace: Self-hosted personal nutrition tracker — single Docker container, AGPL-3.0, no telemetry, no cloud sync.
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Self-hosted personal nutrition tracker — single Docker container, AGPL-3.0, no telemetry, no cloud sync. - TraceApps/nutritrace

Self-hosted nutrition + wellness tracker. Latest release rolls up two weeks of work.

New features (rc.21 → rc.26):

  • Recipe yields — declare “this makes N servings” and per-serving math flows through the diary
  • Intermittent fasting tracker — custom presets, history, recurring schedule that auto-starts at a chosen time on chosen days
  • Adaptive TDEE — learns your true daily expenditure from a rolling 35-day window of weight + diary instead of a static estimate
  • Android biometric sign-in — fingerprint / face unlock in server-connected mode
  • Per-serving Open Food Facts import — when a barcode-scanned product has serving data, prefill nutrition per-serving instead of per-100g
  • Health Connect → web — Android-synced Health Connect data now reaches the server and renders on the web Wellness page
  • Sharing rework — per-category sharing form, source filter on Meals/Recipes, zxcvbn-backed password-strength policy

Bug fixes: cross-pollinated food images on diary entries, duplicate foods on rapid barcode scans, scheduler crash, Mealie Test button.

Repo: https://github.com/TraceApps/nutritrace Release: https://github.com/TraceApps/nutritrace/releases/tag/v1.0.0-rc.26

Single docker compose, SQLite, signed APK on the release page.

  • NewDawnOwl@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    8 hours ago

    damn. Good features. I was hoping to move onto this as part of the portfolio pieces/improve habits self hosted DB thing I’m working on, but for now I guess I can learn some of the things I don’t know how to do yet (like shipping to other people!) from your team.

    How are you planning on reacting to the android freedoms getting compromised? I’m literally working on the android app for mine now, and it bums me out that they’re going to put more invasions of privacy for deploying apps to your own phone.

    Also, are you planning to make money from this somehow? If yes, how?