A meal discussed. A diary entry saved.Actual app screen · demonstration data
Make room for the everyday
Log it in your own words.
You shouldn’t need a perfect description to get started. Describe the meal you remember, add the portion you know, and review the result before it becomes part of your record.
Food recognition and nutrition estimates can need correction. ByteMD gives you ways to review matches, adjust portions and edit the details.
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Write it
Type a meal, a symptom or a question. Keep the conversation and the entries it creates together in Chat.
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Show it
Attach a meal photo from your camera or library. Review the identified foods and their quantities before saving.
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Say it
Dictate a quick food entry or start a live voice conversation. The avatar experience offers another way to talk through what you want to record.
More than a meal log
Bring your questions. Keep the useful details.
Plan what comes next
Discuss meal ideas and review meal-plan suggestions. Keep your goals, allergies and preferences up to date so your profile carries the context you want to share.
Check in with your body
Record hydration and symptoms as well as food. Revisit the saved entries in Today to make sure your day is represented accurately.
When you’re dining out
A little help with the menu.
Start with “I’m dining out,” then explore restaurant and menu suggestions with Dr. Byte. Consider them alongside your preferences and what the restaurant can confirm.
Start a dining check-in from the app. You can also enable optional dining alerts in Profile.
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Review the suggestions
Explore food choices and possible adjustments. Confirm ingredients and allergens directly with restaurant staff.
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Keep your record current
Log what you actually ate and how you felt afterward. Your diary is most useful when it reflects your day.
A few useful details
Before you begin.
Is Dr. Byte a doctor?
Dr. Byte is an AI assistant, not a licensed clinician. It supports wellness tracking and education. Discuss diagnoses, medication changes and treatment decisions with your healthcare professional.
Can I correct a food entry?
Yes. Review food matches and portions before saving, and edit your recorded entries when something needs to change. Photo recognition and nutrition values are estimates.
Do I need to allow camera, microphone or location access?
You choose permissions for the features you use. Photos use camera or library access; voice uses your microphone. Optional dining alerts use location permissions. You can still use text and manual logging.
Will the app automatically know what I ate?
No. Review suggested food matches and confirm your record. Dining suggestions are choices to consider, not proof of what you ordered or consumed.
