Delemma is an AI agent for nutrition. It turns your food, biometrics and goals into the next decision — automatically. No labels to read. No spreadsheets to keep.
Delemma began as one person debugging his own metabolism. The principles that worked turned out to be the principles that work for everyone.
In 2023, mid-thesis, jet-lagged, and chronically underslept, I was diagnosed with a runaway A1C of 14%. The clinic's plan was lifelong insulin.
I went home and started treating my body like a system to debug. Every meal logged. Every biometric tracked. Every recommendation cross-checked against the literature.
Sixteen months later A1C was 5.5% — back inside the normal range. The thing that worked wasn't a diet. It was a feedback loop: data in, decision out, signal back.
Pick the goal that fits today's life. Delemma rewires food, biometrics and recommendations around it — and adapts as the goal changes.
Stable life, modern diet — but tired, foggy, sleeping poorly. Delemma maps 49 nutrients against your real intake and surfaces the silent gaps: vitamin D, magnesium, omega-3, B-complex.
Calorie deficits collapse without protein, magnesium, B-complex. Delemma separates "calorie gap" from "nutrient gap" so you keep your metabolism — not just your scale number.
16:8, 18:6, OMAD — the upside lives in the eating window. Delemma calculates exactly the protein, potassium, magnesium and sodium your window needs, and pre-stages electrolyte protocols.
Flux is the conversational core of Delemma. Every reply pulls live signal — biometrics, intake history, energy balance, your goal — and answers in the moment, not in the abstract.
Every layer of the agent is built in-house. The vision model, the nutrient ledger, the live data pipes, the nutrition-specific reasoning — none of them rented.
A vertical food-recognition model trained from scratch — not a wrapper around GPT-4V. Marginal cost per inference rounds to zero, which is what makes a free tier sustainable at scale.
Continuous streams from the devices already on your wrist or arm.
General medical models fixate on diagnosis and pharmacology. Nutrition is a different discipline: absorption sites, bioavailability, dose-response, hour-scale metabolic loops, food-supplement-drug interactions. We're training the model that should have existed all along.
Four screens, one loop. Log a meal, see the gap, get the move, close the gap.
A handful of testers running the loop for a few months. Different bodies, different goals, same pattern.
Every meal looks like a dilemma. Add the prefix and it stops being one — the way you de-bug code, you de-lemma a decision.
Most health apps stop at calorie counting. The rest demand you read the literature. Delemma does the reading, runs the loop, and hands back a single next move — backed by the real numbers from your day.