A score in the aisle
Scan the barcode and get a number out of 100, worked out for your child's age. The same cereal reads differently for a three-year-old and a ten-year-old.
Scan a box and we tell you what it means for a three-year-old, not for a grown adult. Log meals in seconds. See what they actually got.
What is Sito? Sito does two things. It scores packaged food for one particular child: scan a barcode and you get a number out of 100 worked out for their age, with the reasons in plain words. And it tracks what they actually ate, across more than fifteen nutrients rather than just calories. Free on iOS. It is on iOS and Android.
Is this food right for my child? And did they actually get what they needed today?
Scan the barcode and get a number out of 100, worked out for your child's age. The same cereal reads differently for a three-year-old and a ten-year-old.
Search a product by name and the score is already sitting next to it. Compare two boxes without opening either one.
Tell us what your child reacts to and we flag it on the label before you buy. Every additive we score shows the study behind it.
Take a picture of the meal and we work out what is on it. Or scan it, say it out loud, or tap something from last week.
Iron, calcium, zinc, fiber, vitamin D. More than fifteen of them, against targets built from your child's own age and size.
Our assistant already knows what your child ate this week. Ask it about picky eating, allergies, or a nutrient that keeps running low.
Three screens a parent actually uses, in the order they use them.
Scan the barcode, or just type the name. You get a score for your child's age and the reasons behind it, in time to put the box back.
Photo, barcode, voice, search, or something they ate last week. We work out the portion and the nutrition.
Not a calorie total. Iron, calcium, fiber and vitamin D against your child's own targets, with the low ones called out.
Adult apps count calories to help you lose weight. A growing child has the opposite problem, so Sito counts the things they need instead: iron, calcium, zinc, fiber, vitamin D. It also scores packaged food for one particular child, which no adult calorie tracker does. Scan a barcode and the number you get is worked out for your child's age.
Five ways, and you use whichever is fastest at the time. Photograph the plate, scan a barcode, say it out loud, search our database, or tap a food from last week. We work out the portion and the nutrition.
Ask our assistant. It knows what your child has actually eaten this week, so when you ask how to get fiber into someone who refuses vegetables, the answer is about your child rather than about children in general.
Yes. Each child gets their own profile and their own targets, built from their age, height and weight. A two-year-old and an eight-year-old need very different things, and Sito treats them that way.
A number from 0 to 100, and a word for how often it belongs in their week: everyday, most days, sometimes, once in a while, or rarely. Under it we show what drove the number, in plain language. Additives, added sugar, sodium, how processed it is. We publish the whole method, every weight and every threshold, and every additive we score, with the research behind it.
Yes. Generate a code in your profile and it signs your partner in to the same account. Same children, same logs, same subscription, nothing extra to pay. You can end it any time from Settings.
Free to download, with a free trial. A subscription opens the whole app, and the current price is shown there. It is on iOS and Android.
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Free to download, free to try. Point it at a barcode and see what it scores for your own child's age.