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a healthier you.
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Broccoli helps you make better food choices in seconds. Just scan a product and get a clear, honest answer, based on your goals, allergies and today's activity.
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How it works
Three beats. Ten seconds.
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Scan it
Point your iPhone at a product in the aisle. Broccoli reads what it needs, and asks for a photo instead of guessing.
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It knows you
Your goal, allergies, conditions and today's Apple Health activity all feed the answer.
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One clear answer, a few honest reasons, and something better to grab when the answer is no.
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11 Sep 2026 at 13:36Done
GOOD CHOICE
Medium confidenceFinally, a normal bowl.
Yesterday you brought brownies, and today you're having oatmeal with blueberries and banana. Take it, just don't turn the portion into a bucket.
Oatmeal with blueberries and banana
WHY
Good for weight management
Oatmeal with fruit is a nutritious, moderate-calorie meal if the portion isn't too large.
High in fiber
Oats, blueberries and banana provide more fiber than sweet pastries or sugary drinks.
- Fits your goals
- Nutrition breakdown
- Simple explanation
- Practical tips
Why Broccoli
Pick how blunt
you want it.
The verdict never changes. Only the voice does. From a warm coach to a brutally honest friend who will roast your snack choices.
Allergens always win
A match is AVOID, with the ingredient named. No tone can soften it.
Judged for today
The same snack is a good idea after a workout and a bad one on a couch day.
Supportive
NOT THE BEST CHOICE“This probably isn't the best choice today. You've been less active than usual, and the cake adds a lot of calories without helping your goal. Maybe try the yogurt and berries instead.”
Direct
DefaultNOT THE BEST CHOICE“Skip it today. You've barely moved, this slice adds 520 calories, and it works directly against your goal. Get the Greek yogurt instead.”
Rude
Opt-inNOT THE BEST CHOICE“You barely moved today and now you want a 500-calorie piece of cake? Put it back.”
Same verdict, same warnings, in all three. Rude is opt-in and never jokes about allergies or health conditions.
FAQ
Good questions.
Is Apple Health required?
No. Without it Broccoli judges from your profile and goal only, and tells you so. When connected it only reads today's activity and never writes anything back.
Why does Broccoli sometimes ask for the nutrition label?
When a barcode is unknown or the front of the package is not enough, Broccoli asks for the label and the ingredients so the verdict is based on facts instead of guesses. You can always tap “Judge anyway”.
Is Rude mode safe?
Rude changes the wording, never the verdict or a safety warning. It is blunt about the snack, never about your body, and it never jokes about allergies or health conditions.
Is this medical advice?
No. Broccoli gives general food guidance. Product facts are read from photos and public databases and can be wrong, so always check the packaging yourself, especially for allergens.
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One honest verdict when you need it most: in the aisle, with the product in your hand.