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BiteRight · App & nutrition API

Know when your day goes past your sugar or carb limit.

For people living with diabetes, IBS and other long-term conditions. Log meals by photo, voice or text, and BiteRight alerts you when you cross a sugar, carb or fat limit set by you or your dietitian.

Inside the BiteRight app

BiteRight on iPhone showing photo, voice and text logging and daily progress in an approved demo account

How meal tracking works

From a photo to a meal log in three steps.

Log a meal, check what BiteRight found, and use your history to see how you eat over time.

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  1. Capture your meal

    Take a photo, describe it aloud or type what you ate.

  2. Review the estimates

    See calories and nutrients. The numbers are estimates, so check the portions and ingredients.

  3. Put it in context

    Look back over your meals, and bring them to your next talk with a dietitian or doctor.

Actual BiteRight photo-entry screen with a cucumber, tomato and hummus meal photo selected

1. Log the meal photo

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From any kitchen

Log the food you actually eat.

Grilled octopus, stuffed vine leaves or a slice of spinach pie. Photograph the plate, describe it or type it, then review the estimate. BiteRight works with dishes from many cuisines.

Grilled octopus tentacles with chopped parsley and orange slices on a blue plate
Grilled octopus
Stuffed vine leaves topped with fresh coriander in a terracotta bowl
Stuffed vine leaves
Two slices of spinach and feta pie with flaky golden filo on a white plate
Spinach pie

For individuals

Stay within the limits your health depends on.

Log meals by voice, text or photo and get a medical notification when your day crosses a sugar, carb or fat limit, or misses a protein goal. Rules for any of 38 nutrients, set by you or your dietitian.

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For businesses

Know what your patients and users eat.

Hospitals, clinics, research teams and health apps see what people eat between visits and get an alert when a day goes past a limit their team set. Meals are logged by photo, voice or text.

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Who uses BiteRight

Built for people living with long-term conditions, and the teams who support them.

Individuals use it to stay inside the limits their health depends on. Hospitals, clinics, research teams and health apps use it to see what people eat between visits.

  • Hospitals and health systems

    Spot diet problems between appointments instead of at the next visit. Patients log meals in your own app, and the care team is alerted when a day goes past a limit.

  • Clinics and dietitian practices

    Spend consultations on advice instead of food recall. Clients log meals by photo or voice, and you see which days broke their limits.

  • Clinical trials and research

    Make food diaries easier to keep and quicker to analyse. Each photo or voice note becomes nutrient data you can export.

  • Digital health and GLP-1 programmes

    Help members stay within their daily sugar, carb or fat limits, with photo logging and an alert when a day goes over. For diabetes, IBS, weight or GLP-1 apps.

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BiteRight Academy

A little more context for what you eat.

Educational guides about calories, macros, gut health, and nutrition basics.

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Before you get started.

What is BiteRight?

BiteRight is a nutrition tracking app for iPhone and Android, plus a nutrition API and dietitian portal for hospitals, clinics, research teams and health apps. In the app you log meals with a photo, a voice note or text.

How much does the app cost?

See the App Store or Google Play listing for current pricing and subscription options in your region. Check the included features and billing terms before subscribing.

Can I use BiteRight in my own product?

Yes. Hospitals, clinics, research teams and health apps can add BiteRight's food logging, nutrient estimates and daily limits to their own app through the nutrition API, available to approved partners, or review patients' meals in the dietitian portal.

Does BiteRight replace medical advice?

No. AI food recognition and nutrient values are estimates, and may miss ingredients or portions. BiteRight does not diagnose or treat conditions. For a medical condition, allergy or treatment decision, work with a qualified clinician.