Save Mom & Dad
You’re in London. Is Dad eating right back home?
Add up to 3 adults you care for (parents, a spouse, siblings or grown-up children) and see each day whether they got enough protein. They decide what you see.
How does family tracking work?
Nothing about it is hidden from the person you add.
1. You set up their phone
Name them how you like: Mom, Dad, Grandpa, Alex. They scan your QR code, or open the link you send.
2. They accept and choose
They install Vuto, sign in with one tap, confirm they’re 18 or over, and pick exactly what you can see.
3. You see their day
“Dad: 42 g protein today, lunch logged.” Switch between Me · Dad · Alex on the same screens.
What does the person you add share?
Only what they agree to, and they can change their mind at any time.
- By default, a daily summary: calories, protein, and whether they logged.
- Meal photos only if they opt in. Nobody sees a plate they didn’t choose to share.
- One tap to stop sharing. Their data stays theirs; you lose access straight away.
- Their own consent, as data-protection law requires. You can’t agree on their behalf, and Vuto is for adults only.
Do my parents need to install the app?
Yes, and it takes a minute. They install Vuto and sign in with one tap; you can set it up together.
Set up their phone
They scan the QR code on your phone, install Vuto and land in your family.
One big camera button
Snap the meal, confirm the portion, done. Nothing to type.
Nudges on their clock
“Dad hasn’t logged lunch” arrives at Dad’s lunchtime where he lives, not yours.
Will Vuto tell my parents what to take?
No. Vuto points out gaps in what they eat, then suggests they ask their doctor. It never prescribes, doses or diagnoses.
For example: “Your meals average 0.6 µg vitamin B12 a day, below your daily target. Consider asking your doctor for a B12 test.” Vuto never prescribes, doses or diagnoses.