Red Dot Award-winning AI wellness platform blending Traditional Chinese wellness principles and Western nutrition science to turn meal, face and tongue inputs into more personalized daily guidance
HONG KONG, March 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Wellness apps have become much better at helping people count calories, carbs, and macros. Some can now turn a meal photo into nutrition estimates in seconds. But as tracking gets easier, a bigger question remains: does faster logging actually help people better understand their daily patterns — and make more informed choices?
FoodTrack, a flagship platform by Bay Technologies, is built around that gap. Users can snap photos of meals, face, and tongue to receive more personalized wellness insights and lifestyle suggestions. By combining Traditional Chinese wellness principles, modern Western nutrition science, and AI, FoodTrack aims to move beyond food logging alone and help users better understand everyday wellness patterns.
That is where FoodTrack takes a different approach from many conventional nutrition apps. While many still focus primarily on estimating calories or nutrients from meal photos, FoodTrack brings together multiple everyday inputs to generate more contextual wellness suggestions. Meal patterns, optional face and tongue images, and broader lifestyle signals can together support suggestions around meal balance, food choices, and daily habits.
As consumers gain access to more wellness data than ever before, the real opportunity is no longer simply to capture more information, but to turn it into guidance that feels practical, personal, and easier to apply in daily life.
FoodTrack is now available in more than 170 countries and regions worldwide and supports 8 languages. FoodTrack was also recently recognized with a Red Dot Award Winner in the Apps category. Beyond the app itself, FoodTrack is beginning to extend into offline settings through collaborations with selected community centers and partners in the Greater Bay Area. Bay Technologies recently closed a new funding round to fuel the next phase of product development and market growth.
"Many users do not lack wellness data. What they lack is an easier way to understand their everyday patterns," said Daniel Hu, Founder of FoodTrack. "FoodTrack is designed not just to help users log what they eat, but to help them spot meaningful signals in their daily diet and habits - and make small, sustainable adjustments."
As AI reshapes consumer wellness, FoodTrack points to a new generation of platforms: less focused on tracking for its own sake, and more focused on interpretation, personalization, and everyday usefulness.
FoodTrack is available on the Apple App Store and major Android app marketplaces, including Google Play, Huawei, Xiaomi, vivo, and OPPO. FoodTrack provides general wellness information and lifestyle guidance only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, prevent, or monitor any disease or medical condition, and it is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Apple App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/foodtrack-eat-healthy/id6738472579
About Bay Technologies LimitedBay Technologies is a Hong Kong-based technology company building AI-powered products at the intersection of wellness, nutrition, and everyday behavior change. Its flagship platform, FoodTrack, helps users better understand everyday wellness patterns and habits through photos of meals, face, and tongue, generating personalized wellness insights and practical daily guidance. Bay Technologies is incubated by Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks (HKSTP) and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University's PolyVentures. FoodTrack is a Red Dot Award-winning platform.
Related LinksBay Technologies: https://www.gbat.ai/HKSTP profile: https://www.hkstp.org/en/directory/information-communications-technology/bay-technologies-limitedPolyVentures profile: https://www.polyu.edu.hk/kteo/entrepreneurship/start-ups/polyu-start-ups-list/mf/2024/bay-technologies-limited/Red Dot project page: https://www.red-dot.org/project/foodtrack-84901
SOURCE Bay Technologies
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