Who makes Nume, and how does it handle AI, numbers and your data?
Nume is built and run from Hyderabad, India. You can reach us at hello@nume.co.in. It uses AI to read your photos, meals and messages, and every change goes through Nume’s own rules before it reaches your plan. Its food numbers are estimates you can correct. We don’t sell your data or show ads.
Who makes Nume
The Nume team, in Hyderabad, India. Nume is in beta and free while it runs. We let people in a few at a time.
How AI is used
AI reads your photos, the meals you describe and your messages, and suggests dishes and changes to your plan. Every change passes Nume’s own rules before it reaches the plan: it won’t plan very low-calorie days or a target weight below a healthy range, a bigger lunch leaves tomorrow’s plan as it was, and it never changes a session you or your coach planned.
You stay in charge of what happens:
- When Nume changes something because of what you said in Talk, it shows what it changed, with Undo.
- When Nume changes a meal because of what you ate earlier, the meal says why, and you can keep the first plan.
- Any food estimate can be opened and corrected, item by item.
- What Nume remembers about you is listed in Profile, and you can delete any of it.
- Plans are guidance. You decide what to eat and how to move.
Weight photos are only for you. Nume never sends them to an AI provider or uses them to improve Nume.
Where the numbers come from
Nume estimates each dish from what it is and how much you had, read from your words or your photo. A plate is split into its parts, each with an amount, energy and protein. They are estimates, and Nume shows its working, so you can open any item and correct it.
Your daily energy and protein plan is worked out from your age, sex, height and weight, how active a normal day is, your training and your goal, and it follows your latest weigh-in. Planned meals show a range, such as 750 to 810 kcal, and logged ones an approximate figure. If you’d rather not see numbers, you can switch them off.
Your data
Your plan and records are stored in India. Some providers we use, like AI and photo storage, are outside India. There are no ads, we don’t sell your data, and you can delete your account in the app.
The website’s privacy notice covers nume.co.in and the waitlist. In short:
- The site keeps your email if you join the waitlist and counts visits without building a profile of you. It doesn’t ask for health, food or fitness information.
- Your waitlist email is kept while you’re on the list and up to 60 days after you leave or the list closes. Visit statistics are kept for up to 12 months.
- To leave the waitlist, or to see, correct or delete what we hold, write to hello@nume.co.in. We reply within 30 days.
In the app, Nume uses the body, food and movement details you give it to plan your days. The app’s own notice sets out what is kept, for how long and who processes it: app.nume.co.in/privacy. You can read it before signing in.
General wellness, not medical care
Nume isn’t a doctor or a dietitian, and it doesn’t plan treatment for medical conditions, pregnancy or eating disorders. If any of those apply to you, check with a qualified professional before changing how you eat or train. Nume is for adults, 18 and over.
No sales calls
We won’t ask for your phone number or call you to sell anything.
Reaching a person
Write to hello@nume.co.in with a question, a problem or a request about your data.
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