Ease Eat, a Cantonese food guide for cancer care

Why it surfaced

Ease Eat turns a meal photo into a short sequence: identify the food, confirm ingredients and preparation, then read sourced dietary guidance adjusted for concerns such as mouth pain, nausea, diarrhea, or swallowing difficulty. Its careful boundaries are part of the story: no account, optional analytics, no persistent photo storage, and repeated reminders that it is general education rather than clinical advice.

A photo- and text-based food assistant for Hong Kong cancer patients and caregivers.