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For longevity and preventive health clinics

See how your clients really eat between reviews, not just on test day.

BiteRight helps longevity and preventive health clinics turn diet from a questionnaire into a record. Clients log meals in the BiteRight app by photo, voice or text, and your clinicians review weeks of real meals with protein, fibre, sugar, vitamins and minerals in the dietitian portal. Set rules for the nutrients your programme cares about, see which days miss them, and export the logs to sit beside your lab results.

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Dietitian portal dashboard with patient totals, smart alerts, assigned rules and charts of patients by gender, risk level and age groupA logged meal in the dietitian portal: salmon fillet, asparagus, lemon slices and cherry tomatoes with estimated calories, protein, carbohydrate, fat, fibre and sugar

Labs every quarter. Diet by memory.

Preventive programmes measure blood markers, body composition and fitness in detail, then ask about diet with a questionnaire or a three-day recall. Clients remember their best days, and slow drifts in protein, fibre or sugar go unnoticed until the next test.

When clients log meals as they eat, with a photo or a short voice note, your team reviews what actually happened over the months between appointments and can act on a trend early.

How it works, step by step.

Example: Example Longevity Clinic, a fictional preventive health practice.

  1. Step 1

    The clinician sets rules

    A client working on muscle and gut health gets a daily protein minimum and a fibre minimum.

  2. Step 2

    The client logs as they eat

    Breakfast by photo, lunch by voice note, dinner by text, in the BiteRight app.

  3. Step 3

    The portal shows the pattern

    Before the quarterly review, the clinician sees the days fibre fell short and which meals carried the protein.

  4. Step 4

    The review starts from data

    The team exports the meal log and discusses it next to the client's latest lab results.

What BiteRight gives your team.

  • A diet record, not a recall

    Each logged meal with foods, servings, time and estimated calories, protein, carbohydrate, fat, fibre and sugar, plus vitamins and minerals

    Dietitian portal

  • Targets for each client

    Per-client rules such as a protein or fibre minimum or a sugar maximum, with the days that break them highlighted

    Dietitian portal

  • Logging busy clients can fit in

    Photo, voice or text logging in English, French, Arabic or Spanish, with international cuisines

    BiteRight app

  • Daily feedback for the client

    A daily BiteScore out of 100 that shows how balanced the day was across six nutrient groups, and a notification when a day crosses a rule

    BiteRight app

  • Records next to your other data

    Export of client meal logs

    Dietitian portal

  • Privacy for premium clients

    Audit logs of who opened client records, Oracle Cloud hosting, encryption 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 to support your clinicians' judgement, not laboratory measurements.
  • BiteRight does not diagnose, treat or predict disease, and does not connect to lab systems, glucose monitors or wearables today.

Questions we hear.

What do clients need?

The BiteRight app on iPhone or Android, connected to your clinic. They log meals by photo, voice or text.

Can we set targets for nutrients beyond calories?

Yes. Clinicians can assign rules per client, such as a daily protein or fibre minimum or a sugar maximum, and the portal highlights the days that break them.

What is BiteScore?

A daily score from 0 to 100 in the app that shows the client how balanced their day was. It compares each nutrient with recommended values across six groups and rewards variety. It is a guide, not a medical assessment.

Can we combine meal logs with lab results?

You can export a client's meal log and review it next to the results you already hold. BiteRight does not connect to lab systems.

How is client data protected?

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.