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Keep members of your digital health or GLP-1 app on plan between sessions.

BiteRight helps a digital health programme keep members on plan between coaching sessions. Members log a meal in your app with a photo, a voice note or a line of text, the BiteRight API returns the recognised foods and nutrient estimates, and your app alerts them when the day goes past a sugar, carbohydrate or fat limit or falls short of a protein minimum. Your coaches see real meals instead of guesses, and your app keeps its own design.

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BiteRight medical notifications, each naming a nutrient goal, the recommended daily limit and how to stay within it
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Why members drop off food logging

Programmes for diabetes, IBS, weight or GLP-1 medication depend on what members eat, but manual food logging is tedious, so entries thin out after the first few weeks and coaches lose sight of the day-to-day.

A photo or a short voice note is quicker than searching a food database, and an alert when a limit is crossed gives members a reason to log. Building recognition, nutrient data and rules yourself is a long project; the BiteRight API adds them behind your own screens.

How it works, step by step.

Example: Example Care, a fictional GLP-1 support app.

  1. Step 1

    The programme sets targets

    A member on a GLP-1 medication gets a daily protein minimum and a daily fat maximum agreed with their care team.

  2. Step 2

    The member logs dinner by voice

    They say "grilled chicken, rice and a small salad" into the app they already use for check-ins.

  3. Step 3

    BiteRight returns the estimates

    The API recognises the foods and returns estimated portions, protein, carbohydrate, fat and sugar.

  4. Step 4

    The app nudges before bedtime

    The day's protein is still under the minimum, so the app tells the member, and their coach can follow up.

What BiteRight gives your team.

  • Logging that takes seconds

    Photo, voice and text logging through the API, shown in your own screens

    Nutrition API

  • Targets that match your protocol

    Daily maximums for sugar, carbohydrate and fat, and a daily protein minimum, set by your organisation, a clinician or the member, with an alert when one is crossed

    Nutrition API

  • Coaches who see real meals

    A workspace to review members' logged meals, rules and alerts, with export of meal logs

    Dietitian portal

  • Members in the Gulf and beyond

    Arabic input for photo, voice and text, a Bahraini food-composition database and international cuisines

    API and food data

  • Nutrient data you can trace

    Calories, macronutrients, fibre, sugar, vitamins and minerals grounded in national food databases

    Food data

  • Procurement and data protection review

    Oracle Cloud hosting, regional hosting, encryption in transit and at rest, and a DPA

    Platform

  • Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
  • Regional hosting
  • Encrypted in transit and at rest
  • DPA for business customers
  • Arabic and English input
  • 2.5M+ food records

Read more about the nutrition API, the dietitian portal and how data is protected.

What BiteRight does not do.

  • Nutrient values are estimates, not measurements. Your clinical team decides how they are used.
  • BiteRight does not diagnose, treat or prescribe, and does not give medication advice. Limits should be agreed with a qualified clinician.
  • BiteRight does not connect to glucose monitors or phone health platforms today.

Questions we hear.

Can we use BiteRight inside our own app?

Yes. Your app sends the meal photo, voice note or text to the BiteRight API and shows the foods, nutrients and alerts in its own design.

Which limits can we set?

Daily maximums for sugar, carbohydrate and fat and a daily minimum for protein. Your organisation, a clinician or the member can set them, and the API flags the day that crosses one.

Does it work for GLP-1 programmes?

Yes, as a food logging and target tool. A programme might set a daily protein minimum and a fat maximum and remind members when a day falls short. BiteRight does not give medication advice.

Do you integrate with glucose monitors or phone health apps?

Not today. BiteRight provides meal data through its API, and your app can show it alongside data you already collect.

Where is member data hosted?

BiteRight runs on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, hosting can be regional, and a data processing agreement (DPA) is available for business customers.

How do we get access?

The API is available to approved partners. Request a demo and the team will discuss your programme, data requirements and sandbox access.

Keep members logging between sessions.

Tell us about your programme, the conditions it supports and the targets you set. Sandbox access is available on request.

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