Eating real food that’s both healthy and tastes good shouldn’t be hard?

Hey all, I recently got some funding for an idea that I’ve been working on for a while.

The goal is to help people eat more real food in a way that actually feels doable. A lot of people want to eat healthier, but they either:

• don’t know what meals to make
• don’t know how to tell if something is actually a good choice
• get overwhelmed by calorie/macro tracking

So I’m building an app that is built around a few things:

• ready-made meal ideas that are meant to be healthy but still realistic and tasty
• meal photo scanning
• packaged food scanning
• simple feedback on meals and food choices
• a metabolic efficiency score that tries to rate how metabolically supportive a meal is, instead of only focusing on calories

I’m trying to figure out:

• Does this sound useful or not?
• What sounds confusing, unnecessary, or hard to trust?
• If you’ve used apps like MyFitnessPal, MacroFactor, Noom, etc., what do you wish they did better?

Trying to build something people would genuinely use, so blunt feedback is welcome.