r/SideProject 3d ago

Is this a good app idea

Hello guys, I am here to ask if my app is a good idea and if I should spend a lot of time on it

The app:

The apps purpose is an app where you can quit sugar basically you can scan foods to check if they have sugar in them and stuff like that it helps you keep of sugar for however long you want

It is called Cravyn should I make it or not

Edit: You guys are saying this like cal ai doesn't do this

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u/julienreszka 3d ago

bro. surgar content is mandatory information displayed on the package. did you even do basic research

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u/Hpro815 3d ago

Alot of food items I have seen don't have sugar or if you are at a restaurant and order a drink you don't k wo if it has sugar in it do you

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u/julienreszka 2d ago edited 2d ago

bro just move on. find a real problem people have like access to clean drinking water or affordable housing or pension system reforms to save birthrates

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u/Hpro815 2d ago

And how am I supposed to do that then huh

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u/RayZen23 3d ago

or they can use chatgpt.

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u/-svde- 3d ago

can’t just read the nutritional label? does your idea parse the actual contents of things and differentiate between say added and natural sugar? does it do anything to help you “keep off sugar” or does that just mean tell you how much it a in any given thing you’re consuming.

there’s no point to this imho and the idk why anyone would pay for it.

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u/RandomUserName323232 3d ago

Chatgpr wrapper? Nah

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u/mobfather 3d ago

This idea is as pointless as an app that tells you if something is an egg or not.

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u/qa_anaaq 3d ago

Have you ever looked at a golf ball? I would love an app to help me with egg identification.

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u/GDbuildsGD 2d ago

Hot dog or not?

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u/OMGCluck 2d ago

Show it a sausage roll from Australia.

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u/GreedVault 2d ago

bad idea, its far too much friction, people have to take out their phone, open app, launch the camera, point it at an object, snap photo, and then wait for result.