Plan, log, and understand your meals with personalised nutrition targets built around your diabetes type.
“I was diagnosed three years ago and I've tried most apps. This is the first app that tells me what a meal actually means for me, not just the numbers. The little low/medium/high badge does in one glance what used to take me ten minutes of googling. I used Carbs & Cals for over a year and it's a good food database, but Bitely feels like a complete system rather than a lookup tool.”
“I don't have a CGM and honestly thought all these apps were built for people who do. Bitely nudges me a couple of hours after eating, I take one reading, and over a few weeks it's shown me exactly which dinners spike me and which don't. My last review with the nurse was the first one where I could actually explain my numbers.”
“Twenty years of Type 1 and the mental maths at every meal never stops. The app pulls my latest reading and the suggestions actually change depending on where I am. When I'm running high at lunchtime it just offers gentler options instead of making me scroll past pasta.”
“I'm a student and I was never going to weigh chicken or tap through five menus per meal and every tracker I've tried died within a fortnight. With Bitely I literally say what I ate walking out of the kitchen and it's logged with the carbs sorted in about ten seconds.”
Eleven features that cover the whole day of managing diabetes through food. Every one is built around your own data.
Every meal you log gets broken down straight away: carbs, protein, fat and fibre, calories, and a glycemic load badge so you can see at a glance whether something is low, medium or high. Carbs are labelled in plain language (lower carb, moderate carb, or higher carb treat), so there's no jargon to decode. You also get micronutrients like iron, magnesium, potassium and vitamin D, which most food trackers skip entirely. Analysis works on your own meals too, not just the ones from our library.
Browse a curated library of diabetes-friendly meals across 40+ cuisines, every one with photos, full nutrition, ingredients and prep time. Search by name or by ingredient: type “chicken, broccoli” and get meals that actually contain both. Filter by glycemic load, carb range, protein level, prep time and diet style to narrow things down fast. The Recommended tab learns from the foods you said you liked and disliked, and shifts through the day so breakfast ideas don't turn up at dinnertime.
If you use fingersticks rather than a CGM, Bitely still learns your patterns. Log a meal and you'll get a gentle nudge about two hours later (never at night) to record one reading and, if you like, how you felt. Take a quick reading before eating too and Bitely pairs the two into a real measured rise, feeding the same insights CGM users get. It never interprets an individual reading; it just tracks how meals land over time.
Bitely answers the only question that matters at mealtime: what should I eat, right now? Enter your current reading, or let Bitely pull the latest one from Apple Health, and every suggestion is matched to where you actually are. An elevated reading brings up gentler, lower-carb options, and a low one brings up something balanced to steady you back. Each idea shows its carbs and the rise you're likely to see, based on how meals like it have actually landed for you. It's an educational estimate built from your own history, not medical advice.
Tap the mic and just say what you ate, something like “two poached eggs on sourdough with avocado”, and Bitely does the rest. It picks out each food, works out portions, and gives you a review screen where you can nudge a quantity or fix a mishearing before saving. Everything lands in your journal as one meal, with full macros attached, in about ten seconds. Composite dishes like a full English get broken out into their parts automatically, so nothing gets lost.
Pluto is a chat companion that already knows your week: what you ate, how your glucose responded, which meals keep you steady, and where you are against today's targets. Ask it why porridge spikes you, what to have for dinner, or whether you're improving, and it answers from your real data rather than generic advice. It suggests swaps you can log, save or plan with a single tap. Pluto talks nutrition and habits, never medication or dosing. For anything clinical it points you to your healthcare team.
Every week Bitely pulls your logs into a clear report: meals logged, average carbs and calories against target, macro split, and the times of day you tend to eat. If you have glucose data you also get time in range, how your levels moved hour by hour, and how long your meals typically took to peak and settle. Your best responses and your notable rises are called out by name. You can share the report as an image, with glucose details included only if you choose. It's generated on your device and goes nowhere unless you send it.
Your journal is one screen for both sides of eating: what you've already had and what's coming. Tap any empty slot to plan a meal for later in the week, then tap “Log this” when you actually eat it. Daily totals for carbs, calories and protein sit at the top so you always know where you stand against your targets. You can add a photo to any meal you've logged, kept privately to your account.
Bitely quietly builds a picture of how your body responds to specific meals, then ranks them for you. You get a list of the meals that keep you steadiest and a list of the ones that raised you most, each with the average rise and how many times you've eaten it. Those rankings feed straight back into your recommendations, so the app gets more useful the longer you use it. It's pattern-spotting from your own numbers, presented as an educational estimate.
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Log any meal - yours or ours - and see exactly what's in it, instantly. Carbs, protein, fat, fibre and calories, plus a glycemic load badge that tells you at a glance if it's low, medium or high. We also analyse the micronutrients that actually matter: iron, magnesium, potassium and vitamin D.
Never stare at the fridge wondering what's safe to eat. Browse thousands of diabetes friendly meals across 40+ cuisines, each one with photos, full nutrition and prep time. Search “chicken, broccoli” and get meals that actually contain both. The Recommended tab learns what you like and knows not to suggest porridge at dinnertime.
No CGM? No problem. Bitely nudges you about two hours after eating (never at night) to log a quick reading. Pair it with a before meal check and you get a measured rise. Over time you will see how meals actually land for you - effectively the same insights CGM users get.
The only question that matters at mealtime: what should I eat right now? Integrate your CGM using Apple Health and we'll use your current readings to suggest a meal that matches where you actually are. Running high? Gentler, lower-carb options. Running low? Something balanced to steady you. Each idea shows the rise you're likely to see, based on your own history.
Effortlessly log your meals daily. Say “two poached eggs on sourdough with avocado” and you're done. Bitely reads the meal, works out the portions and logs it with full macros attached, in about ten seconds.
Ask why porridge spikes you. Ask what to have for dinner. Ask if you're improving. Pluto already knows your week: what you ate, how your glucose responded, which meals keep you steady. Every answer comes from your own data, and the swaps it suggests can be logged or planned with one tap.
See your whole week in one clear report: meals, carbs and calories against target, macro split and if you have glucose data - time in range, hour-by-hour movement, and your best and worst responses called out by name. Generated on your device.
What you've eaten and what's coming, on one screen. Plan meals into empty slots, tap “Log this” when you eat them, and watch your daily carbs, calories and protein tick against your targets.