Meet SafeBite — What still works for your body

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SafeBite

What still works for your body

What SafeBite does

Every dose change rewrites the menu. On a GLP-1, foods you loved for years can suddenly turn on you — sweets taste sickly, coffee tastes wrong, the chicken that was your staple is now a hard no. And it keeps shifting: day 2 after your shot is a different stomach than day 6, and every titration step resets what you thought you knew. Most people re-learn the hard way, one rough evening at a time.

SafeBite is the food memory that keeps up. Three shelves — Works, Iffy, No-Go — hold every food you've tried, each with the portion that stays comfortable, the symptoms it caused, your dose at the time, and where you were in your shot week. Rate a meal in five seconds after eating: pick the food, tap how it went, done. Over a few weeks the shelves become the answer to the question you ask three times a day: what can I actually eat right now?

When a dose change scrambles everything, SafeBite shows you the history — what moved shelves when you stepped up, which foods survived every dose, and which ones only work early in the shot week. Before dinner out, open your Restaurant Survival list and see the orders that have never let you down, with the portion note that keeps them that way.

Then there is the card. My Safe Foods turns your Works shelf into a clean, friendly card — your name optional, your dose optional — ready to save or send. GLP-1 communities trade these lists constantly as walls of text; yours will be the one people screenshot. Send it to the friend who just picked up their first pen and doesn't know what to eat this week.

SafeBite is a personal food and symptom journal, nothing more. It gives no medical, dosing, or dietary advice — you record the plan your prescriber set and how meals actually went, and you bring the patterns to your own clinician or dietitian. Everything stays on your device: no account, no cloud, no one reading your food diary.

• Three-shelf food memory: Works, Iffy, No-Go, each with portion ceiling and symptoms • Five-second meal check-ins with shot-day and dose context captured automatically • My Safe Foods card — a shareable snapshot of what works for you right now • Dose history per food: see what changed when your dose did • Restaurant Survival list for eating out without the gamble • Pattern view and PDF summary to bring to your dietitian • Fully offline, no account, your data never leaves the device

A look inside

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What's inside

• Three-Shelf Food Memory — Every food you try lives on one of three shelves — Works, Iffy, No-Go — with its comfortable portion ceiling, the symptoms it caused, and the dose and shot-day context of every attempt. Foods move shelves as your body changes.
• Five-Second Meal Check-In — After eating, pick the food (recents first), tap Fine / Queasy / Rough, optionally tag symptoms and portion. Shot day and current dose are stamped automatically from your schedule — no typing required.
• My Safe Foods Card — One tap turns the Works shelf into a clean, playful shareable card — 'What still works for me at 10mg' — sized for Messages and community posts. The screenshot-able artifact GLP-1 forums currently build as walls of text.
• Dose and Shot-Week Context — Record the medication, dose, and shot day your prescriber set (personal logging only — the app never suggests doses). Every meal check-in inherits the context, powering per-food dose history and day-2-vs-day-6 patterns.
• Restaurant Survival List — Saved spots with the exact orders that have never let you down, portion notes, and the last time each worked — the pre-dinner glance that replaces the gamble.
• Patterns and Dietitian Export — A correlation view of symptoms by food category, shot day, and dose step, plus a clean PDF summary of shelves and history to hand to a dietitian or prescriber.

Why we built it

GLP-1s rewire what people can eat — 85% report major food-preference changes, tolerance shifts with every dose step and across the shot week — but nothing records what still works for an individual body right now. Calorie apps count macros; a food that caused a miserable night looks identical to one that didn't. Users…

What makes it different

Calorie counters (MyFitnessPal, MyNetDiary's GLP-1 mode) track macros behind subscriptions and have no concept of tolerance status, portion ceiling, or shot-week timing. GLP-1-native apps track the shot, not the plate: Shotsy's own reviews confirm no meal or tolerance features; MeAgain logs meals and symptoms but at t…

Who it's for

Anyone who wants honest tracking without a coach, a subscription, or a streak guilting them at 11pm.

In one line: What still works for your body

Try it

See the What still works for your body for the full feature list, the info table, and support links.

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