CUREiTT vs NutriCompass

Cureitt's mission is to accelerate medical research and cure by bringing patients and doctors together as a community. Our goal is to provide patients and doctors easy access to information about clinical trials and cutting-edge medical treatment. Patients can find appropriate clinical trials for their conditions, join forums to discuss health related topics with other patients and find doctors who are specialized to treat conditions. Doctors can find suitable clinical trial for their patients, join forum discussions with other doctors to discuss clinical topics and clinical trials, and join Cureitt's directory. Doctors who are conducting clinical trials can associate themselves with the clinical trial in the app to let others know that they are involved in the clinical trial and are accepting patients for the clinical trial. Health feed provides a tailored and consolidated health related information. Information is sourced from relevant clinical trials, doctor's posts, threads in forums, doctor's directory and other relevant health related news from internet and health care providers. Your privacy is important to us, and Cureitt keeps your information secure and confidential. Whether your data is in transit or stored, we ensure it is safe with us through our encryption technology, and we retain your information for as long as necessary, and you are just a click away to opt-out at your wish. Cureitt is an information-sharing platform between users, healthcare stakeholders, and publicly available information. Cureitt does not recommend, provide, suggest, or deliver advice of any kind.

Hello App Review Team, Thank you for the detailed review and feedback. We identified and addressed two issues reported during the previous review. 1. Search Results Not Appearing The issue occurred because the DSLD ingredient dataset was inadvertently configured differently between development and release builds. In the previously submitted build, the dataset was referenced via an external URL instead of the bundled snapshot file. As a result, the dataset was not loaded properly in the TestFlight / release environment, which caused ingredient searches (e.g., “Zinc”, “Vitamin D”, “DHA”) to return no results. This has been corrected. The app now loads the DSLD ingredient dataset directly from the bundled snapshot file included in the application package. Ingredient search results now appear correctly in both development and TestFlight builds. 2. Low-Contrast Text on Consent Screen and Analysis Detail View The consent screen did not explicitly set a background view, which caused the translucent card to render over a light system background on certain devices (such as iPad compatibility mode). This reduced text readability. A similar issue also affected the Analysis Detail view under certain display conditions. Both the consent screen and the Analysis Detail view have been updated to explicitly include the application’s background image so that the translucent card and text maintain sufficient contrast across devices. Verification The updated build has been thoroughly tested using TestFlight to ensure the behavior matches what end users experience in the release environment. We confirmed that ingredient searches return results correctly (e.g., Zinc, Vitamin D, DHA) and that the consent screen text is clearly readable. Thank you again for your review, and please let us know if any additional information would be helpful. Best regards.