Description of subprojects and results, including major changes from the original proposal

The project is now live on the App Store. Please check it out feel free to give me any feedback.

Spending breakdown

$500 - designer

$100 - App Store developer account fee

$400 - development setup, including an old Mac and developer tools (Cursor and Claude code expenses)

What progress have you made since your last update?

I thought I updated here but I don’t see it. The app has been released in the App Store in November. Please check it out here https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vasture/id6737757459

What are your next steps?

There are a couple of features in the pipeline currently. More updates would come based on the user feedback.

Is there anything others could help you with?

Would really appreciate any feedback, feature requests and App Store reviews.

What progress have you made since your last update?

• The basic functionality of the app including adding details about meals, ability to customize the map of different foods to their impact, aggregate stats (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly) are implemented. The user experience is very barebones at this point.

• The app runs on iOS and android

• I hired a designer and we did a couple of iterations on the design of the app. Most of the screen designs are fleshed out. A couple more are in progress.
  

What are your next steps?

• Finish the design of the remaining screens

• Implement the new designs into the app
  

Is there anything others could help you with?

• Once the designs are implemented, I would really appreciate if anyone who’s interested can try the app and give me feedback. This would be an early version and might have some basic bugs and issues.
  

@Wormhole Agree with making the scores customizable. Others have asked for this feature as well. Thanks for your support!

@AntonMakiievskyi Appreciate your support! That sounds great — I would also love to get periodic feedback from you and other interested folks on the app.

@Jason That’s what I meant, someone who can design the user experience. Thank you for your support!

@Alyssa You raise great points. Part of the development work is finding systematic ways to come up with the numbers. I like the idea of making them user configurable and it would be relatively easy to implement it.