Nutrily should feel like a premium print magazine that happens to run at 120fps.

01 · TONE

Editorial. Warm. Disciplined.

A premium print magazine that happens to run at 120fps. Open it and the first sensation is calm authority — a near-black warm canvas, cream ink, a single confident serif headline on generous space. Nothing glows or floats.

02 · COLOR

Carrot is a highlighter, not a paint.

Warm charcoal canvas #0F0D0A, cream ink #FAF6EE, mint accent #B4EBC8. Carrot #F26D42 is used like a highlighter — sparingly, for moments of action and heat. Green #22D97A means progress, streaks, on-target.

03 · TYPE

The wordmark's own face on display. JetBrains Mono on the numbers.

Headings wear JA JayaGiri Sans — the letterforms the logo is drawn in — so the brand is present before a single word is read. Numbers are the heroes: big, monospaced, tracked, because this is a data product for someone who takes their body seriously.

04 · MOTION

Springs that settle. Not springs that bounce forever.

Everything spatial rides Reanimated 4 springs. Screen transitions ~350ms with one subtle overshoot. Selection presses scale to 0.97 and back. Ring fills use timing curves. Reserve confetti for genuinely earned milestones — streaks, first plan, tier promotions.

05 · GRAIN

Film grain, not tiled overlays.

A Skia SkSL runtime shader stochastically noises 6–10% luminance across every hero image — reads as film stock, hides banding organically. Ordered dither is kept in the back pocket for a retro marketing screen. The consistency of grade is what turns stock photography into an art-directed edition.

06 · MODES

Respect the body's reality.

GLP-1 companion mode. Illness-aware plans. Adaptive weekly targets. This is a product that doesn't shout "grind" — it treats the user like an adult and adjusts to what the week actually looks like.