Connect product data, recipes, dietary needs and health context into a usable intelligence layer.
As Creative Director at Innit, I led the design foundation across brand and product. I turned a complex platform for food, health and commerce into experiences people and enterprise partners could understand, trust and use.

Innit connected food data, nutrition, recipes, health signals and commerce. The design challenge was to hide that machinery behind clear decisions: what fits me, what should I make, what should I buy and what should I do next?
AI and food-data systems needed a visual and interaction language that made value obvious without requiring users to understand the technology underneath.
The same intelligence had to appear across consumer products, partner integrations, health experiences and marketing without fragmenting the brand.
Connect product data, recipes, dietary needs and health context into a usable intelligence layer.
Translate complexity into relevant meals, product choices, nutrition insight and next actions.
Move from guidance into planning, cooking, shopping and partner-powered health experiences.
I established a shared visual and interaction language that made Innit recognizable while allowing the platform to adapt across recipes, nutrition, health, commerce and embedded partner experiences.

The core experience connected recipes, nutrition and shopping around the individual. Personalization shaped what people saw without making the interface feel technical or algorithmic.
I led the product design across two expressions of the Food Intelligence platform: an everyday utility that turns a photo into dinner, and a prevention experience that turns health risk into daily action.
A single camera action revealed the platform's intelligence. The experience recognized a dish, generated a complete recipe, adapted it to dietary needs and connected the result to shopping.
Product vision, experience architecture and interaction design—from the camera-first concept through recipe generation and commerce.
Food recognition, the recipe graph and preference models worked together behind one simple consumer gesture.



The same intelligence foundation supported a very different need: helping women understand cardiovascular risk, see a clear next step and build healthier activity, nutrition and monitoring habits.
Product strategy and experience design across assessment, personalized guidance, health tracking and the daily dashboard.
The shared intelligence layer connected clinical inputs with relevant food, activity and behavior recommendations.



The framework turned a dense technology platform into a connected family of consumer and enterprise experiences, supporting work across food, retail and health with partners including Nestlé, Roche, Walmart and H‑E‑B.
Personalized food and health guidance that felt practical rather than technical.
A flexible design foundation that could support new products, partnerships and use cases without starting over each time.
“Scott brought the perfect balance of experience and partnership. He had the wisdom to guide direction when needed, but was equally comfortable rolling up his sleeves to work through challenges together.”Stathis Mytilinaios