UPlate vs Mirri One

The only nutrition app built for campus dining halls. What Makes UPlate Different? - Real-time dining hall menus with calories, macros, ingredients & allergens - AI meal recommendations based on what's actually being served today - Built-in Macro Tracking that syncs with Apple Health Track Everything - Log dining hall meals with one tap - Scan barcodes for snacks & packaged foods - Track calories, protein, carbs & fat automatically - Auto-adjusts goals based on active calories burned Menu Filtering Filter by dietary restrictions, religious restrictions, or custom preferences. Reach Your Goals Bulking · Cutting · Maintenance · Weight loss · Muscle gain Set your targets. UPlate adjusts recommendations throughout the day based on what you've already eaten. Stay Consistent Meal logging streaks keep you accountable without the pressure. Stop guessing what to eat. Start eating with intention. Download UPlate today.

The numbers are just the beginning. Meet MIRRI One. Thoughtful tools for type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, and everyday health. Because life doesn't happen in perfect conditions. There are meals, workouts, stressful Mondays, unexpected adventures, and everything in between. Your health data is part of that story, but it isn't the whole story. Built by someone living with type 1 diabetes, Mirri brings the numbers and the moments around them into one place, making it easier to look back, spot patterns, and see the bigger picture. YOUR HEALTH. YOUR WAY. Whether you're tracking insulin and carbohydrates, exploring glucose patterns, keeping a food journal, or simply paying more attention to your daily habits, Mirri gives you tools that fit your life. A LOT MORE THAN NUMBERS. • Glucose and trends: Explore your readings, patterns, and how they've changed over time. • Insulin and carbs: Keep a record of what you took, what you ate, and when. • Food and meals: Log meals, explore nutrition, and look back at how your glucose changed afterward. • Activity and everyday life: Bring workouts, steps, sleep, and other daily details into the picture. • Playbook: Save familiar meals, activities, and routines so you can revisit them. • CarbIn: Explore how your recorded insulin and carbohydrates relate over time. • Advanced statistics: Dig into the details when you want a closer look. • Streaks and achievements: A little encouragement for showing up. • Iris: Your private, on-device AI companion for exploring patterns and reflecting on your data. • Mirri Cloud: Share the information you choose with people you trust, and explore it on other screens. MADE FOR REAL LIFE. Type 1. Type 2. Or simply curious about your health. Use the tools you need. Leave the rest. Mirri makes room for different routines, different goals, and different ways of looking at your data. No perfect days required. THE GOOD STUFF STAYS FREE. Mirri's logging, tracking, and analysis tools are free. Free includes your main phone and one additional viewing connection. Spread the word about MIRRI One to unlock another connection at no cost. Mirri Pro is an optional auto-renewing subscription that expands your allowance to 20 viewing connections. A connection is another authorized phone, tablet, computer, or browser that can view information you've chosen to share. Pro is available for $9.99/month or $59.99/year, with pricing and billing details confirmed before purchase. Your support also helps our small team keep building. More room for your people. More support for ours. IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION MIRRI One is intended for informational purposes, personal logging, and reflection only. It is not intended to replace a medical device, professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Mirri does not provide insulin dosing guidance, treatment recommendations, emergency guidance, or real-time glucose monitoring. Glucose information may be delayed, including data imported through Apple Health. Do not rely on Mirri for detecting or responding to high or low blood glucose. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making diabetes management or treatment decisions. Use appropriate medical devices and established care instructions for glucose monitoring and emergencies.