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How I built Foody Tracker: A local-first, zero-subscription AI nutrition app with React Native, Expo, and Gemini API

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I recently published my first Android app to the Google Play Store: Foody Tracker . Like many developers trying to keep an eye on their daily calories and macronutrients, I found myself frustrated by the current state of nutrition apps: Aggressive paywalls: Basic features like scanning a plate or a…

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  1. 2026-10-30 10:30 · DEV Community — AI
    How I built Foody Tracker: A local-first, zero-subscription AI nutrition app with React Native, Expo, and Gemini API

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