Evolutionary food architecture
Animal-rich frozen nutrition built around canine biology and assessed as a complete formula.
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Evolutionary nutrition, made intelligent for one dog.
INU combines animal-rich food, a precise starting plan, an AI-powered record and a human relationship that continues after delivery.
The first month
Biology, precision and intelligence in one daily system.
A plan for this dog
Food, portion and transition reflect life stage, body condition, routine and feeding history.
A record that keeps learning
The app connects the plan, daily signals and human decisions to one dog over time.
The first review
What changed, what stayed stable and whether the portion still fits.
01Profile the dog
Start with the individual, not an average serving table.
02Set the plan
Connect recipe, portion, transition and reason.
03Observe change
Keep weight, stool, energy and owner notes in context.
04Review together
Decide what should stay, change or move to a veterinarian.
The member record
The AI nutrition app that learns the context, not just the clicks.
INU Intelligence connects the food plan with weight, stool, appetite, energy and owner notes. AI organises the pattern; human expertise turns it into responsible guidance.
AVAILABLEDog profile and starting nutrition plan
AVAILABLETransition guidance and recurring check-ins
FOUNDING 100The first AI-powered version of the persistent INU Record
BOUNDARYNo automated diagnosis or replacement of veterinary care
INU RECORDFOUNDING 100 · PREVIEW
Milo3 years · 21.4 kg · active
On plan
Current nutrition signal
Steady transition
Food, portion and owner check-ins are building Milo’s first baseline.
Baseline building18 days of context
FoodVenison 03Starting recipe
Owner noteEnergy: strongLogged today
Next stepReview portionIn 5 days
The boundary
Nutrition support is not veterinary diagnosis.
Routine questions about portions, transition, storage and feeding belong within the nutrition relationship.
Persistent symptoms, illness, medication and clinical decisions belong with a veterinarian. INU should make that boundary clearer, not blur it.
Read the science and claims standard →Founding 100