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Your dietitian's plan, made easier to follow.

Upload the plan you already have. Take a photo or say what you ate. Review the estimate. Save it. Send a weekly email update to your dietitian.

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Why I built BiteLog

Ten years of plans. No good way to follow them.

Amie has written my nutrition plans for the last decade. Each month she sends me a plan as a PDF. I use it to plan my meals.

I tried meal planners. None of them helped, because none of them knew what Amie had written for me. So I followed the plan on my own.

At the end of the month we do a check in. By then I am trying to remember four weeks of eating. That makes it harder for Amie to be accurate with me.

A weekly review would make a lot more sense. So I built BiteLog.

Kanika

Kanika, athlete
KanikaAthlete. Olympic weightlifting, strength training and bodybuilding.LinkedIn
Amie Farmer
Amie FarmerAccredited sports dietitianPhoto: Target Nutrition

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dietitians in Australia, New Zealand and the UK were surveyed about apps. Most used them as an information resource. The study found apps were not yet an integral part of how dietitians care for clients. Plans still travel by PDF, email and spreadsheet.

Source: Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics, 2017

The problem we solve

Your dietitian should not have to change how they work.

The best dietitians have their own way of writing a plan. They should not need to learn new technology or enter everything into a system.

They can write it on paper or send a PDF. BiteLog reads it and turns it into calories, protein and useful instructions you can log against each day.

  1. 1Your dietitian writes the planPaper, PDF or photo. Any format.
  2. 2BiteLog reads itCalories, protein and instructions are saved.
  3. 3You log close to the planBy photo, voice or text, with journal notes for context.
  4. 4You send the week backReview the update and email it yourself.

The best part

Log food without typing every ingredient.

Most food apps make you search for every item and enter it by hand. BiteLog lets you photograph your meal or say what you ate. It estimates the meal, shows you what it understood, and lets you review it before saving.

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Analyse from a photo

A bowl of oatmeal with banana and blueberries
Meal nameOatmeal with banana and blueberries
CaloriesAbout 420 kcal
ProteinAbout 12g
ConfidenceMedium
AssumptionsMade with milk. One banana.

This is an estimate. Check it before you save.

Review estimateSave meal
Analyse from a photo
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Log by voice

Recording

You said

"Two eggs on toast with avocado and a flat white."

Meal nameEggs on toast with avocado
CaloriesAbout 560 kcal
ProteinAbout 26g

If BiteLog cannot understand the recording, it does not save it.

ReviewSave meal
Log by voice

More is yet to come.

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The product

The weekly update, Apple Health and the five screens.

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Today and next

What BiteLog does now, and what it will do.

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Why do you need a dietitian?

Not to give you boundaries. To give you guardrails you can eat within.

Once you understand the breakdown of your food and how you should eat, staying at a weight that is right for you becomes much easier.

I grew up in India, lived in Australia, moved to the US and spent a while in Oxford. Amie worked with me the whole time. Through new countries, getting older and health issues, we were always able to track my weight. That mattered a lot to me.
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Amie Farmer

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Amie Farmer, Head Dietitian and Owner, Target Nutrition

"Learn to eat the right food at the right time."

Accredited Sports DietitianAccredited Practising DietitianPowerlifting, CrossFit and Olympic Weightlifting
About Amie at Target Nutrition

BiteLog does not write nutrition plans.

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