WELLNESS WARRIORS

Make your wellness tracking simple.

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Overview

User: Fitness Folks

Timeline: Jan - May 2025

Mobile app screen showing a meal tracking interface with a weekly calendar, today's weight as 144 pounds, calorie intake of 1507 out of 1436, and nutritional goals. It lists breakfast, lunch, and dinner meals with their calorie counts.

Our project, Wellness Warriors, is a free and user-friendly nutrition tracking app designed to help individuals monitor their macronutrient goals without facing the paywalls found in most commercial apps.

Users can easily log meals, scan barcodes, create custom recipes, and receive personalized calorie and macronutrient recommendations based on age, gender, weight, and fitness goals. The app focuses on accessibility, simplicity, and utility, giving users the tools to take control of their nutrition journey, without subscriptions or hidden fees.

Make it count. Sprints 1 - 3

  • Smartphone app displaying daily meal tracking, including calories and specific foods for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with a pie chart of calorie intake progress.

    Sprint #1

    In Sprint 1, we accomplished:

    A basic food logging feature

    Ability to adjust serving sizes and weight of food input

    Simple user interface

    Ability to edit or delete logged food entries

    Total calorie intake summary

    Ability to track meals and snacks separately by inputting food under meal labels

  • Screenshots of a mobile app interface for adding pantry items, showing a barcode scanner feature and a food item named Cheez-It with nutritional details.

    Sprint #2

    In Sprint 2, we accomplished:

    Daily, weekly, and monthly summaries

    View progress months and years

    View nutritional intake over a period of time  in a visual way

    View weight over a period of time in a visual way

    Scan the barcode and log a food item

    Quick access to barcode feature from outside of app

    Receive notifications for my daily summary and meal times

  • Screenshots of a meal planning mobile app showing a list of recipes with ingredients and calories, and a screen for creating a new recipe with fields for ingredients and an add button.

    Sprint #3

    In Sprint 2, we accomplished:

    Set daily macronutrient and calorie goals

    Personalized recommendations based on factors such as body weight, age, and gender

    Create custom recipes

    Recipe import tool

    Milestone and goal sharing with other users

    Personal goal setting by other user with permission

    Calorie data importing from workout apps such as Strava

Features

  • A digital calendar for May 2025 showing a schedule with green and red markings, highlighting specific dates in green, and a red circle on May 6th.

    Calendar

  • Nutrition facts for sliced apple and caramel, showing 100 grams contains 128 calories, 1 gram of protein, 1 gram of fat, and 29 grams of carbs.

    Meals

  • A digital menu screen with the word 'Breakfast' at the top. It shows a search bar with the word 'Apple' typed in. Below are three juice options: PURE EARTH PINEAPPLE LIME JUICE, SLICED APPLE & CARAMEL, and SIMPLY ROUNDY'S GRAVENSTEIN APPLE JUICE, APPLE, APPLE, along with their respective sizes and calorie counts.

    Saved meals

  • Screenshot of a mobile app interface titled 'Breakfast' with options to add a meal either by manual entry or barcode scan, and fields for brand, food name, serving size, units, and nutritional information.

    Manual entry

Mobile phone screen showing a fitness app profile for Wellness Warrior. It displays the user’s name, email, body metrics such as gender (Other), age (24 years), activity level (Moderately Active), current goal (Lose Weight), and target weight (110 lbs). The navigation menu at the bottom includes Profile, My Meals, Statistics, Data Import, and Recipes sections.

Final Iterations

Screenshot of a mobile app showing statistics for a health or fitness tracker, including a calorie log and weight log with graphs over a week from May 1st to May 7th.
Mobile app screen showing a breakfast tracking section with options for manual entry or barcode scan, with fields for entering food brand, name, serving size, and nutritional information.
Mobile app screen displaying a list of recipes, including Tomato Basil Soup, Chicken Stir-Fry, Oatmeal Banana Pancake, and two sandwiches, with options to edit or delete each recipe.

Example Interaction

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