Diabetes food tracker
A diabetes food tracker that reads your plate
Take a photo of your meal. HealthAware names the foods, checks them against a diabetes-focused plan, and shows in plain words which ones are likely to push blood sugar up.
What it tracks for you
A blood-sugar read of each meal
The foods on your plate are tagged for how they tend to affect blood sugar, so you see which food to swap, not just a number.
Built on American Diabetes Association guidance
The diabetes plan grades meals against published ADA guidance, with sodium, saturated fat and fiber tracked alongside.
Heart and diabetes together
Many people manage both. A combined plan covers heart and blood-sugar limits in one place.
No weighing, no searching
Log with a photo, a sentence, your voice or a barcode. You get advice about foods rather than gram counts.
A week of meals you already like
A meal plan built from what you actually eat and what is in your kitchen, with a grocery list.
Maya, a coach who knows your day
Ask why a meal was flagged or what to eat next. Maya never gives medication advice or insulin guidance.
See it in the app
Questions people ask
What should a diabetes food tracker show?
Beyond calories, it helps to see carbohydrates, fiber, sodium and saturated fat, and which foods on the plate are likely to raise blood sugar. HealthAware shows these in plain words.
Does it count carbohydrates?
Yes. Foods are matched to USDA FoodData Central, and carbohydrates are part of the meal breakdown. You can correct any food the camera misread.
Do I have to weigh my food?
No. Take a photo, type or say what you ate, or scan a barcode. HealthAware advises on foods, since a camera judges foods better than exact grams.
Can it advise on insulin or medication?
No. HealthAware gives food guidance, not medical advice. It never advises on insulin, medication or doses; that stays with your care team.
Does it work if I have heart disease and diabetes?
Yes. There is a combined heart and diabetes plan that tracks both sets of limits.
Which phones does it work on?
HealthAware is in beta on iPhone and Apple Watch through TestFlight.
Learn more
HealthAware gives food guidance, not medical advice. It does not diagnose, treat or replace your doctor. Talk to your clinician before changing your diet or medication.