Review photo suggestions
AI suggests vegetables found in your meal. You choose what to save, and can manually add anything it misses.
Bring more color to your week.
Yasai Biyori finds vegetable candidates in your meal photos and helps you aim for 30 different kinds from Sunday through Saturday.

WHAT YOU CAN DO
AI suggests vegetables found in your meal. You choose what to save, and can manually add anything it misses.
A vegetable counts once per week, however often you eat it. Review progress and past entries from Sunday to Saturday.
Discover vegetables you have not logged yet and meal ideas suited to your country and season.
HOW IT WORKS
Take a photo, choose an older photo, or enter vegetables without a photo
Review the AI suggestions and select only what you actually ate
Choose the meal date and save it; your weekly progress updates automatically
COUNTING RULE
Edamame and soybeans, green onions and long onions, shiitake and maitake each count as separate kinds. The same vegetable adds only once to the weekly variety total. You can change your goal in Settings.
PRIVACY BY DESIGN
Photos are used only to analyze vegetable candidates and are not stored in the app database afterward. Confirmed vegetable records are stored in Supabase. We currently keep display ads off personal records, weight, and group pages.
Available in Japanese, English, and French for users in Japan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.FAQ
Use the add button at the end of the suggestions, or enter vegetables without a photo.
Your personal weight and meal records are visible only to you. Groups show aggregated rankings only.
No. The service supports everyday tracking and general suggestions; it does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or individualized nutrition advice.
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