Look up any food against USDA data and track saturated fat against your daily target.



Fortuity Food answers what is really in a food. Look up anything against the USDA FoodData Central database, or scan a barcode for packaged foods, and see saturated fat, cholesterol, and calories scaled to the portion you choose.
Each food shows what its saturated fat means for your day, as a share of your target based on the American Heart Association's roughly six percent of calories. Add a food to Today and the bar fills, with the grams left in your target beside it.
Compare foods side by side before you decide, and watch saturated fat by day on a chart that builds with every day you log. Your LDL and ApoB draws sit on the same timeline, linked from your Fortuity Health record or entered by hand, so what you eat and what your labs show share one view.
Search the USDA database for whole foods, or scan a barcode for packaged foods through Open Food Facts, and see the numbers for the portion you choose.
Saturated fat leads every result, with cholesterol and calories beside it, and a plain read on what the portion means against today's target.
Add foods to Compare and read their portion, saturated fat, cholesterol, and calories in one table.
Add foods to Today and see grams of saturated fat, cholesterol, and what is left of your target, with a chart by day.
Chart your saturated-fat trend with your LDL and ApoB draws on one timeline, from your Fortuity Health record or a panel you enter by hand.
Ask whether ribeye or salmon fits dinner, or how your day is going, and get answers that cite real USDA numbers.