For creators — founding cohort

You've been telling people this for years. Now there's an app that agrees with you.

Flora is a gut-health tracker that scores every meal 0–100 the ancestral way: whole animal foods, fruit and gentle carbs score high — seed oils, refined flour and ultra-processed food score low.

The wedge you already own

If your audience is carnivore, animal-based, ancestral, seed-oil-aware, or fighting IBS and bloating, they already believe what Flora's engine measures. Most nutrition apps score their worldview as a rounding error. Flora is built on it:

Ribeye steak 93 Beef liver 99 Butter 90 Raw honey 95 "Whole grain" cereal 45 Steamed broccoli 68 Margarine 31

Every number above is a real measurement from the shipping engine (scores as of September 15, 2026) — not marketing copy. That's the content angle: "an app finally scored food the way I've been telling you to eat" — and the scores hold up when your comments section checks them.

What Flora actually does

Snap a photo of any meal — or speak it, scan a barcode, type it — and get an instant 0–100 gut score with an ingredient-level breakdown. It spots seed oils by name. It learns each user's personal triggers from their own reaction reports (FODMAP-aware, never guessed), ranks every restaurant nearby for their gut, and sends weekly gut reports.

$19.99/month or $159.99/year after a 7-day free trial. No ads, ever. Data stays on the phone; an optional account (Sign in with Apple) keeps it safe across phones. Nothing sold.

The founding-creator offer

First in gets the most.

  1. Flora Plus, free, for lifeFounding creators never pay for Flora. Full access on the house — score your own meals, film real reactions, stress-test the engine on camera.
  2. "Your audience's 50 foods, scored" — co-branded, yours to give awayTell us the 50 foods your audience actually eats and argues about; we score them through the real engine and build the scorecard with your name on it — the cereal-45 / ribeye-93 reveal, customized to your comment section.
  3. Revenue share on the annual subscribers you refer — let's talk termsOffer codes make referrals trackable per-creator. Cut and structure agreed person-to-person before you post anything, in writing.
  4. A real seat at the tableFounding creators talk directly to the founder. If the engine scores something wrong for your way of eating, it gets looked at — and you'll see the reasoning either way.
The honest print: Flora launched in 2026 and the founding cohort is just forming — you'd be among the very first. That means no inflated case studies and no fake "creators are earning $X" screenshots, because there aren't any yet. It also means the upside of being first is real: the wedge is wide open, and the people who plant the flag own it.

What to post

The format that works is the scan-reaction: point the camera at real food, scan it on screen, react to the number. The score does the arguing for you. Three shapes of it:

1. The cereal test. Scan the food diet culture worships, then the food it fears — a "whole grain" cereal, then a ribeye — side by side, and react to 45 vs 93 on camera. The comment section finishes the video for you.

2. Scan your actual fridge. Walk your kitchen and scan five staples you already eat and defend — liver, butter, raw honey, sardines. "An app finally agrees with me" is the whole arc.

3. Score my food. Ask followers to name foods in the comments, scan the most-argued ones in the next video. Repeatable weekly, and the requests tell you exactly what your audience wants settled.

Talk to the founder

One email, straight to the person who built it. Tell me what you make and where you post it.