A clinician reviewing a patient's measured meal data on a tablet while he eats with the BiteQ utensilA clinician reviewing a patient's measured meal data on a tablet while he eats with the BiteQ utensil

Turn self-reported diet data into measured data.

Every nutrition, wellness and care program runs on food recall, which is where data quality collapses. BiteQ replaces that recall step with a sensor reading taken as people eat.

Why do care teams and programs deploy BiteQ?

A load cell weighs each bite, a food-recognition camera identifies the food, and a motion sensor reads eating pace, together producing calorie, macronutrient, micronutrient and behavior data without the participant doing anything differently.

Hyper-personalized care

Build interventions on what a patient actually consumed between visits, including pace and portion behavior no questionnaire captures.

Retention that holds

Adherence drops when tracking is manual. Removing the logging step removes the main reason participants disengage.

Built for outcomes-based models

A continuous, measured intake signal supports programs that bill or report on engagement and outcomes, not just visit counts, without asking participants to self-report.

Built for deployment

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