Built around your evening
Twenty minutes on a Tuesday, something slower on a Sunday. Bite reads the day you're having, not just the diet you're on, so the plan fits the time you actually have.
Bite does the deciding. You stay in charge of the edits.
A few taps: the foods you love, anything you avoid, and how much time you usually have. No long questionnaire, no calorie diary.
Bite proposes meals for tonight or the week ahead, chosen for your tastes and built around your actual evening, not a generic template.
Your shopping list arrives sorted by aisle, ready for your usual supermarket. Don't fancy something? Swap it in one tap.
Real food, not a database of recipes. Bite leans toward what you've enjoyed before and nudges in something new when you're ready for it.
Twenty minutes on a Tuesday, something slower on a Sunday. Bite reads the day you're having, not just the diet you're on, so the plan fits the time you actually have.
Not in the mood for it? One tap swaps a meal for another that fits the same plan, and the shopping list updates itself. No rebuilding from a blank page.
Nutrition and your constraints work in the background, shaping what gets suggested. No guilt, no calorie ledger, no spreadsheet staring back at you.
Shopping lists come grouped the way UK supermarkets are laid out, so a run round the aisles is one pass, not five laps back and forth.