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A Health and Budget Focused AI Powered Adaptive Meal Recommendation Application Integrating Predictive Nutritional Analytics and Continuous Weekly Dietary Profiling

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Author :  Quinn Desimone1 and Julian Avellaneda2

Affiliation :  1USA, 2California State Polytechnic University

Country :  USA

Category :  Computer Science & Information Technology

Volume, Issue, Month, Year :  15, 19, October, 2025

Abstract :


Nutrition tracking tools often focus narrowly on macronutrients, and they completely neglect micronutritional accuracy, ingredient complexity, and personalization. Further, many applications also fail to address issues such as meal cost. This project addresses these gaps by developing an AI-powered adaptive meal recommendation application. This system integrates ingredient inventories, user health profiles, and predictive analytics to generate individualized meal plans. Being built with Flutter, Firebase, and large language models, the system provides real-time ingredient parsing, dietary restriction enforcement, and tailored nutrition guidance. This project was not simple, however. Several challenges were encountered during development.

Keyword :  Health, Nutritional Info, Mobile application development via flutter, Inventory food management, Meal recommendation via health issues

Journal/ Proceedings Name :  CS&IT

URL :  https://aircconline.com/csit/abstract/v15n19/csit151908.html

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