Transparent assumptions
The inputs and planning estimates behind the result remain visible.
Evidence, translated for real life
Practical tools and one-on-one support from Geremy Kerr—a registered dietitian, food scientist, business-trained product builder, and former project manager.
Dietetics
Food science
Business
Project leadership
Flagship product
Use the connected Weight Planner to examine the goal, build meals, track reality, and adjust from the trend.
Open the Weight PlannerPrivate practice
Geremy spent much of his life in a larger body, lost more than 100 pounds, and returned to school to become a dietitian. That lived experience now meets formal training and professional judgment.
Explore one-on-one supportFlagship tool
Test the goal, see what the timeline requires, turn targets into meals, log what happens, and adjust from the trend.
See how the Weight Planner worksThe inputs and planning estimates behind the result remain visible.
Goal, meals, diary, and progress review work as one system.
Trends guide changes. One dramatic Tuesday weigh-in does not.
The Grain of Truth standard
“Evidence-based” is not decorative seasoning. We show what a number is based on, where uncertainty remains, and when a tool should give way to individualized care.
A useful answer starts by defining the claim, the population, and the outcome that actually matters.
Reviewed research, government datasets, manufacturer labels, and estimates are identified—not blended into one vague badge.
Evidence becomes a practical next step, with uncertainty and limits left visible.
Built with professional judgment
Geremy brings graduate training in dietetics and food science, a business degree, published research, and years leading complex projects and operations. Grain of Truth is where those disciplines finally work on the same problem.
Meet GeremyFounding pilot
A small four-week cohort will test whether the planner is useful in real life—not merely impressive in a demo.
Apply for the pilot