A coach who's got your back.
BiteBot picks up where the log ends — already paying attention to what you ate, your goals, and how the day's running. Ask anything, anytime. Or wait for the right nudge. Warm, never preachy. Helpful, never watching.
Built by Aaron in TestFlight. Getting better every week.
It meets you where you are.
One night I ate fish tacos. A lot of them. The kind of meal where I knew before opening the app that the calorie ring was going to look honest. I logged it anyway — that's the rule, log what you actually ate — and braced for whatever the coach was going to say.
What it said was: nice work. Not "watch your fat the rest of the day." Not "tomorrow back to lean protein." Just an acknowledgment that I'd hit my targets, with a callout that the salmon and tacos got me to my protein goal. That moment was when I knew the coach was tuned right.
Some apps would have flagged the meal as a problem. BiteBot reads the day's numbers, notices I'd been moving, and finds something true to say about it. The over-target days get the same treatment.
"Nice work hitting your calorie target today Aaron — you absolutely crushed the protein goal with that salmon and taco combo!"
— BiteBot, on a fish-taco night
It pays attention to your day.
The coach doesn't wait for you to ask. The morning Today tab leads with a read on what you've already logged and what's still open. After a workout, a recovery card surfaces with calibrated suggestions — not a generic "eat protein," but a callout that fits whether you trained fed or fasted. End of day, a wrap on how things landed.
One detail that took a while to tune: the suggestions rotate. Even when the "optimal" choice would be the meal you had yesterday, BiteBot picks something else. Variety matters more than perfection. A coach who suggests grilled chicken every afternoon is a coach you stop reading.
It answers what you actually ask.
Ask anything. "What's left for today?" "How much protein did I average last week?" "What should I have for dinner that fits the rest of what I've eaten?" The coach pulls from your actual logs, your saved meals, and your goals — and answers in plain language, with one-tap log buttons on suggestions you like.
Below, a real exchange — not a marketing animation. Watch the coach pull together an answer from your day, source it from what you've actually logged, and offer up the next move. Same coach you'll meet on day one.
It works because the data does.
The coach is only as good as the data underneath it. If the logs are guesses, the advice is guesses. That's why the confirm card exists, and why the saved-meals list is a list of meals you've actually eaten and signed off on. The coach reads from a source it can trust because you built that source one meal at a time.
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