biteful.
Now on iPhone

Is this food good
for you?

Scan any food, label, or restaurant menu. Get a clear answer grounded in real research — not headlines, not influencer takes, not arbitrary scores.

biteful home screen
What it does

Three ways to scan.

One framework — peer-reviewed studies, your dietary lens, every food.

01

Scan one food

A fruit, a pantry item, an ingredient label. We'll tell you if it's good for you, with sources.

biteful single-food scan result
02

Compare two

Yogurt vs. protein bar — pick the better option side by side, with the evidence on screen.

biteful compare two foods
03

Rank a menu

Point at a restaurant menu. We'll tell you what to order — even on the menu photo itself.

biteful menu scan result
Try the app · right here

Tap any screen.
It's live.

Demo only.
A note from the founder

Why I built biteful.

I listen to Huberman. I tried Bryan Johnson's Blueprint diet for a stretch. I look up every supplement I take. I'm the person who Googles "is maltodextrin bad for you" at the grocery store — and gets ten contradictory blog posts.

Existing apps like Yuka give you a score but never tell you why. I wanted the actual studies. So I built the app I wished existed every time I squinted at a protein bar wondering if it was actually clean.

Point your camera at any food, label, or restaurant menu. biteful reads the research and gives you a clear answer — with citations, in seconds. It even ranks every dish on a menu and highlights the picks on the photo itself.

Aryan
Founder · biteful