nBuddy: Wellness Backed By Science

nBuddy: Wellness Backed By Science nBuddy is a clinically proven lifestyle management application recognised to be effective in promoti

With nBuddy, you can log your daily meals and physical activities, and monitor your health parameters. You can also access our professional line of support, connect with health professionals, and receive essential nutritional and health advice - anytime, anywhere.

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nBuddy | Your Trusted Health Companion

The Nutritionist Buddy (nBuddy) is a mobile app to track personal diet and physical activity and induce behavioral changes to achieve optimal weight. nBuddy has been conceptualized by Dr. Phd Su Lin Lim and developed by Verita Wisdom headquartered in Singapore. nBuddy has been developed using the Obesity-Related Behavioral Intervention Trials model for behavioral treatment as a framework for translating behavioral science discoveries into treatments, which is a flexible and robust process to design, conduct, and evaluate mobile app–based behavioral interventions. The app is available commercially in app stores, with basic features accessible for free. Payment is required to unlock additional features such as videos, daily tips, and nutritionist support.

nBuddy includes a wide array of features such as but not limited to:


  • food diary logging system, coupled with individualized caloric goals based on the user’s age, gender, and physical activity level, allowing for self-monitoring of intake.

  • automatic recording of daily steps, achieved via syncing with the built-in pedometer of users’ mobile devices to enable self-monitoring of physical activity. An extensive range of physical activities can be logged manually if exercises are done in the absence of mobile devices.