
WouldPietEat
Uses computer vision to identify foods in a photo and judge each item against a strict whole-foods ruleset with an overall verdict
Launch screenshots from Product Hunt, Jul 2026
The product is a photo-based food judging app that uses computer vision to identify every item on a plate and check it against a strict whole-foods ruleset, giving an item-by-item ruling and an overall verdict to enforce diet accountability. It sells to individual consumers seeking a strict, entertainment-focused diet referee for daily meals. It is delivered as a web app where users upload a photo and receive automated judgments, with a free daily limit and paid passes for additional use.
Key features
- Identifies every food and drink in photo
- Judges each item against whole-foods ruleset
- Provides one-line reason per item ruling
- Gives overall plate verdict
- Calculates Piet Score 0-100
- Three outcomes: eat, cheat meal, would not eat
- Share verdict image to social platforms
- Leaderboard of judged plates
Social posts
- No social media activity within the last 30 days
GTM channels
- No GTM activity detected
ICP
- Consumers general