This app helps individuals with Type 1 diabetes manage their meals by connecting nutrition, glucose levels, and personal ratings. It provides detailed insights into how specific foods affect your body over time, making meal planning more predictable and engaging through gamification.
2.1.0
August 9, 2026
Lots of updates: • Bazu Score rebuilt. One scoring basis, so a product scores the same whether you scan it or log it. • Tap any score to see exactly what helped and what hurt it, with badges for sugar, fat, processing and fiber. • One spike verdict everywhere. The same word and color across scans, meals, history and filters. • Glycemic index and load numbers are gone. The spike meter is the answer. • Predicted glucose curve is now a card with a bigger chart, a shaded fill and the peak called out. • New tap through explainers for the score and the curve. • Nutrition facts easier to read. Meal totals up top, one compact row per food below, calories first, tap for the full breakdown. • Change a serving size or swipe to delete a food right from the list. • Insights rebuilt with real, meal grounded advice, and it no longer loads twice. • Weight goal onboarding is now a single drag to balance screen with a live projection. • Fixes: tab bar icons on the newest iOS, scan editing races that could show a stale score, a stuck Log button, meal titles after adding or removing foods, and opening a deleted meal.
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Bazu is a diabetes meal companion designed for people with Type 1 diabetes. It helps you understand how different meals affect your glucose levels by tracking nutrition, glucose curves, and your personal ratings.
Bazu connects with Apple Health to import your CGM data. It then generates a 3-hour post-meal glucose curve for each meal, showing spikes, drops, and your body's response.
Yes, Bazu offers flexible tracking. You can choose to log only the steps and data points that matter most to you for each meal event.
The Bazu Score is a personalized meal management grade based on ADA guidelines. It combines nutrition quality, time in range, meal ratings, and consistency to reflect your body's response.
Yes, Bazu contains advertisements to support its free service.
Based on the provided data, Bazu is supported on iPhone and iPod devices.
The latest version of Bazu was released on May 20, 2026, indicating recent development activity.
Bazu structures data into 'meal events' that connect food, nutrition, glucose curves, and ratings for a complete picture. It focuses on learning what works for your body through personalized insights and gamification.