ChopFit is a mobile nutrition and wellness application designed to help users adopt and sustain healthy eating habits rooted in Nigerian culture and lifestyle.

Problem
Existing global nutrition apps often fail to recognize local Nigerian meals, resulting in a tedious, judgmental logging experience and a lack of personalization that makes sustained habit change difficult.

Goal
Create a simple, transparent, and culturally resonant way for Nigerian users to track, plan, and sustain healthy eating habits without the stress or judgment associated with foreign apps.

Target Users
Busy Millennials (Jordan), University Students (Osasio), Entrepreneurs (Zara), and older users managing health (Madam Elizabeth).

Pain Points
Apps ignore Nigerian meals, tedious manual tracking, strict calorie counting is unrealistic, tight budget constraints, irregular eating schedules, and a lack of community-driven motivation.

Solution
ChopFit provides a culturally relevant meal database, visual food logging (ChopSnap), automated reminders, and gamified features tailored to local lifestyles.

Design Process
Mixed-Methods Research (Interviews, Survey) → User Personas & Empathy Maps → Customer Journey Mapping → High-Fidelity Prototype → Testing + Refinement.

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