- Point the camera at the plate
- Omnisio names what is on it and logs it — with its own confidence attached, and a flag when the picture is not good enough to be trusted. It will also tell you when a photo is not food, rather than guessing at one.
- An empty field stays empty
- Where a nutrient is genuinely unknown, the field is blank. It is never filled with a zero to make the card look complete — a zero is a claim, and a blank is the truth.
- Food and how you woke up Horizon
- Given enough of your own days to compare, Omnisio shows you patterns between what you ate and how you woke — always as associations found in your own data, never as cause, and never as advice about what to eat. If there are not enough comparable days yet, it says so and shows nothing.
- It asks first
- Reading a photo of a meal needs an outside service, so none of this happens until you have said yes to it — and you can take that back. No supplement is ever named, and no dose, from anywhere in Omnisio.