One pickle in your phone. One straight answer about dinner. One little move after.
Join the waitlist →Get your early member number. Dinner with less noise.
Type your dinner question. Get one straight answer: tandoori chicken, chapati, dhal. Drink? Teh o kosong.
Photo your plate. Percy asks which meal, identifies the dish, estimates calories, carbs and protein, then logs it.
Percy suggests a walk, some stairs or a stretch after eating. Say you've done it. Percy records it.
Free pharmacy screening, 2015. Walked in fine. Walked out with type 2 diabetes.
The advice wasn't the problem. There was loads of advice. The problem was Tuesday. The fridge at 7:10pm. The menu with four people waiting.
So I built the thing I wanted standing there.
Yes, there's an obvious blood-sugar joke in there. Well spotted. But "normal" is the bit I actually care about: food should get to be food again, dinner should get to be dinner, and a bad Tuesday should get to be a bad Tuesday. That's the club.
Join the waitlist and get your early member number by email. A little proof you were here early.
Join the waitlist →Percy's still getting ready.
If you eat dinner and occasionally need a nudge to move, you're included. Percy tells you what to eat and suggests a bit of movement after. No gym personality required.
No, and I'll never pretend to be. Neither is Percy. Your doctor runs your treatment, full stop. Percy picks up the ordinary bit after the appointment: your doctor says less fried food and more walking, Percy helps you actually do that on a wet Tuesday.
No. You don't need a CGM stuck to your arm before Percy becomes useful. Open it. Ask something.
NRC doesn't keep the meal image. It's sent to an AI service to be read, then discarded. Don't photograph anything sensitive. How photos are handled →
No, it's optional. Percy asks only when you tap Connect Apple Health, and only reads weight, blood pressure, blood sugar, steps, sleep and workouts. What it reads stays on your phone, and Percy never writes anything to Apple Health.
Not at launch. iPhone first, lah. Android isn't ready yet.
AI reads your photo, names the food and estimates calories, carbs, protein and fat for each item. It's an estimate, not a weighing scale. Got it wrong? Just tell Percy “half rice” or “no egg”, or edit the meal.
Yes, nasi lemak, roti canai, teh tarik. Percy knows Malaysian and Asian food, including the mamak, kopitiam and hawker stall stuff. Chinese, Indian, Thai, Japanese and Western too.
No, switch the calorie numbers off completely and keep using Percy. Want numbers? Put in the number your doctor or dietitian gave you and Percy sticks to it, or Percy works out a daily guide from your age, height, weight and activity.
You can log blood sugar, blood pressure, weight, cholesterol and sleep by typing them in, or pull available readings from Apple Health. Open My records at the doctor's. No CGM or meter hookup needed.
Yes, download everything you've logged, or delete your account and data inside the app any time. You sign in with Apple or Google. One less password to remember.
It's a paid membership, monthly or yearly, through the App Store. The price will be there when Percy lands.
Percy isn’t in the App Store or Google Play yet. Join the waitlist, get your early member number by email, and hear first when he lands. The pickle’s coming.