About
This app tracks your bites during meals by monitoring wrist movements. Use it to estimate portion sizes and work towards reducing them. Designed for research and educational purposes, it's not a medical device.
What's New in Bite Counter
2.1
September 8, 2023
Updated watchOS version limit.
Developer apps
FAQ
How does Bite Counter track my bites?
Bite Counter tracks your bites by monitoring the movement of your wrist during a meal. It's designed to detect the number of times you bring food or beverage to your mouth.
What is the main purpose of Bite Counter?
The app is intended for research and educational purposes, helping users estimate their portion sizes and work towards reducing them. It is not a medical device.
On which hand should I wear Bite Counter?
You should wear Bite Counter on your dominant hand or the hand you primarily use for eating to ensure accurate tracking of your bites.
Does Bite Counter have ads?
No, Bite Counter does not contain advertisements. It is a free application without any ads.
What devices is Bite Counter compatible with?
Bite Counter is compatible with Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, allowing for flexible use across your Apple ecosystem.
How often is Bite Counter updated?
The latest version of Bite Counter was released on September 8, 2023, indicating regular updates to improve functionality and performance.
What is the user rating for Bite Counter?
Bite Counter has a rating of 3.0 stars based on 2 user ratings, suggesting a mixed but limited user reception.
Can Bite Counter provide medical advice?
No, Bite Counter is strictly for research and educational purposes. It is not designed to provide medical advice or treatment.
