From a photo of the label
Take a photo of the front of the pack and of the label with the ingredients. berryl reads the name, ingredients and amounts, you check and confirm.
Vitamin D in the morning, magnesium in the evening: berryl sorts everything by time of day, reminds you and adds up how much of each nutrient you get from all your products.
Add what you take or load the example. Tick off, delete, add again: everything stays in your browser and is not sent anywhere. In the app you add new supplements by barcode, from the catalog or from a photo of the label.
Take a photo of the front of the pack and of the label with the ingredients. berryl reads the name, ingredients and amounts, you check and confirm.
Morning, midday, evening or night: turn on reminders and berryl checks in at your times. One tap and it is ticked off.
Scan the barcode or pick a product from the catalog. You can always change the amount and the time of day.
Vitamin D in the multivitamin and in a single product? berryl adds both up, shows which product contributes how much and flags it when your total is above an upper intake level.
Magnesium, iron or calcium from food and from capsules end up in one total.
Which data and reference values berryl uses and where the limits are.
Read moreIf you take three, four or more supplements, you know the feeling: did I already take the vitamin D today? Was the magnesium for the morning or the evening? And isn’t there zinc in the multivitamin too? A list in your head gets mixed up quickly, and an alarm for every capsule gets old fast.
A supplement tracker sets everything up once and reminds you at the right time of day. berryl goes one step further: the app knows the nutrients in your supplements and adds them up with your food. It shows you where you stand. Whether you drop or add something is your decision, and if in doubt, talk to your doctor, dietitian or pharmacist.
An app where you add your dietary supplements with amount and time of day, get reminders and tick off what you have taken. berryl also adds up their nutrients with your food.
Not at launch. berryl focuses on supplements and food. Whether a supplement goes well with a medication is a question for your doctor or pharmacist.
No. Scan the barcode or take a photo of the pack and label. berryl reads the name, ingredients and amounts. You check and confirm.
berryl launches on Android first, iPhone follows. Start free, no subscription needed.