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Fewer than 1 in 10 U.S. adults get the recommended amount of fiber (Dietary Guidelines for Americans). Higher fiber intake is linked to a lower risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes (Reynolds et al., The Lancet, 2019). General information, not medical advice.

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This is Husky. He's a small seed with one big job: helping you eat more fiber.

Most of us could use the help. In the U.S., fewer than one in ten adults gets the recommended amount of fiber.

Fiber is the part of plants your body can't break down. Your gut microbes can, and they thrive on it.

Getting enough keeps you regular, and it's linked to a lower risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

The catch? Add too much, too fast, and your gut complains. So go slowly, and drink plenty of water.

That's how Husk works. Log a meal by search, barcode, photo or voice, and your goal rises a little at a time.

Every gram grows Husky's sprout. Reach your goal, and it blooms.

Husk. Every gram grows something.

Coming soon · iPhone and Android

Every gram grows something.

Husk is a fiber tracker with a seed named Husky. Log what you eat and a sprout grows from his head. Reach your goal and it blooms.

One email when Husk launches. Nothing else.
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11 of 30 grams.

Tap a food to log it

What Husk is

A fiber tracker that grows with you.

Husk is a fiber tracker app for iPhone and Android. You log what you eat by tapping a quick food, searching, scanning a barcode, photographing your plate or saying it out loud. Husk adds up your fiber, its soluble and insoluble share, and your protein. Your daily goal starts at 60 percent and rises to the full amount over two weeks, so your gut can keep up. Everything you log stays on your phone.

§ I · How it works

Scroll, and watch it grow.

  1. 1

    Log in seconds.

    Tap a quick food, search, scan a barcode, photograph your plate, or just say it out loud.

  2. 2

    Husky keeps the score.

    Fiber, its soluble and insoluble share, and protein add up as you go.

  3. 3

    A gentle ramp.

    Your goal climbs over two weeks, from 60 percent to all of it, so your gut keeps up. Drink water with it.

  4. 4

    It blooms.

    Reach the goal and the oat head turns gold. Husky hops. You'll feel it too.

MEET HUSKY

He cheers you on.

Husky is a seed with a leaf hood who lives in your log: he waves you into breakfast, celebrates when you hit your goal, and naps when you do.

  • Husky waving beside a bowl of oats

    Morning nudge

    A wave and a bowl of oats before breakfast.

  • Husky smiling under his leaf hood

    Every gram counts

    Each food you log makes him happier.

  • Husky asleep under his leaf hood

    Rest days too

    No streak shaming. He naps when you do.

§ II · Your Lock Screen, too

A sprout beside the camera.

Husky lives in your Dynamic Island. Tap + on the Lock Screen to log your usual serving without opening the app. Siri and Shortcuts can log too.

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§ III · Everything a gut needs

Small tools, well made.

  • Five ways to log

    Tap a quick food, search USDA and Open Food Facts, scan a barcode, photograph the plate, or say it out loud.

  • Soluble and insoluble

    See both kinds of fiber add up, with protein alongside.

  • Thirty plants a week

    Husk counts the different plants you eat each week. Thirty is the mark.

  • Water that keeps up

    Gentle nudges through the day. Workouts from Apple Health or Health Connect raise the day's water and fiber.

  • A bathroom chart that's yours alone

    A simple week at a glance. It never leaves your phone.

  • GLP-1 mode

    A slower ramp, protein first, smaller meals, and a quiet-bathroom check after two days.

  • Siri and widgets

    Say it to Siri, run a Shortcut, or tap + on a widget. Your usual serving is logged.

  • Husk+

    A report for your clinician

    A clear summary you can bring to an appointment.

§ IV · Privacy

Your gut is your business.

  • Everything you log stays on your phone. No account is needed to use Husk.
  • Backups are one encrypted file, sealed with your passphrase, saved where you choose.
  • Chat with Husky runs on the phone when it can. Otherwise our AI provider processes it, and Husk does not store it.
  • Husk+ never buys your data, because Husk does not have it.
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§ V · Pricing

Free to grow. Plus to go deeper.

Free

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Everything you need to log and grow.

  • Logging, all five ways
  • Husky and his sprout
  • The gentle ramp
  • Water nudges
  • Thirty plants a week
  • The bathroom chart
  • Live Activity and widgets
7-day trial

Husk+

$29.99a year

About $2.50 a month

A 7-day trial starts when you sign in.

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Chat with Husky anywhere
  • Gut insights
  • A report for your clinician
  • 30 and 90 day trends
  • Goals that adapt
  • Unlimited plate photos

Prices in US dollars. The App Store and Google Play show the final price for your country.

§ VI · Questions

Fair questions.

What is Husk?

Husk is a fiber tracker app for iPhone and Android. You log what you eat, Husk adds up your fiber, and a seed named Husky grows a sprout as you get closer to your daily goal. It is coming soon.

How much fiber do I need a day?

The Dietary Guidelines for Americans suggest about 14 grams of fiber for every 1,000 calories you eat. For most adults that works out to roughly 25 to 34 grams a day. If you have a medical condition, talk to your clinician first.

Why do most people fall short on fiber?

About 95 percent of adults and children fall short of the recommended fiber. The average is about 14 grams a day, against roughly 28 recommended. That's from the American Heart Association, citing a 2017 analysis in the American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine.

Which foods are high in fiber?

Beans, lentils, whole grains, berries, pears, seeds and vegetables. For example, half a cup of cooked lentils has about 7.8 grams, a cup of raspberries about 8 grams, and a medium pear about 5.5 grams. Husk's numbers come from USDA FoodData Central.

Why raise fiber slowly?

Going from little fiber to a lot overnight is hard on the gut. Husk raises your goal over two weeks, from 60 percent to the full goal, so your gut keeps up. Drink water with it.

How do I log food in Husk?

Five ways: tap a quick food, search, scan a barcode, photograph your plate, or say it out loud. If a packaged food is not in the databases, you can scan its Nutrition Facts label and Husk remembers it for next time.

Where does Husk get its food data?

From USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts. Foods you add from a label are saved on your phone.

Does Husk work with GLP-1 medications?

Husk has a GLP-1 mode with a slower ramp, protein first and smaller meals. It is not medical advice. Follow your prescriber's guidance.

How much does Husk cost?

Husk is free to use. Husk+ adds chat with Husky, gut insights, longer trends and a report for your clinician. It costs $4.99 a month, $29.99 a year, or $59.99 once, with a 7-day trial.

Do I need an account?

No. You can use Husk without one, and everything you log stays on your phone. The Husk+ trial starts when you sign in.

Is my data private?

Everything you log stays on your phone. Backups are one encrypted file, sealed with your passphrase and saved where you choose.

When does Husk launch?

Soon. Join the list and you'll hear the day it's in the App Store and Google Play.

Is it on Android?

Yes. Husk is coming to iPhone and Android.

Is Husk medical advice?

No. Husk is not medical advice and not a medical device. If you have a medical condition, talk to your clinician.

How do I contact Husk?

Email support@huskfiber.com.

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