Multiple scan methods
Use a barcode, supported QR code, product-name search, or a clear photograph of the package label.
Use a barcode, product name, package-label photo, or supported QR code to start a BioTrace lookup. DiabEats explains the nutrition and ingredient signals it can verify—and clearly marks information it cannot confirm.
Designed to make the information behind a food decision easier to inspect—not to hide it behind a single unexplained score.
Use a barcode, supported QR code, product-name search, or a clear photograph of the package label.
Review available carbohydrate, sugar, fiber, protein, sodium, and serving information.
Understand recognized ingredients and sweeteners in plain language, including supported non-English data.
When a product or nutrient cannot be verified, DiabEats shows it as unknown instead of filling the gap with a guess.
Point your camera at the code or label, or search using the product name.
Confirm that the returned brand, product, and serving information match your package.
See the available nutrition and ingredient signals behind the Blood Sugar Fit guidance.
DiabEats supports packaged-food barcodes, product-name lookup, label photos, and supported QR codes. Results depend on the quality and availability of source data.
No. BioTrace preserves missing values as unknown rather than presenting an unverified estimate as fact.
No. The result is transparent decision support based on available product information. Individual responses vary, so use your care plan and professional guidance.
Scan, compare, save, and learn with DiabEats.
Download DiabEatsDiabEats is a decision-support tool, not a medical service. Nutrition and restaurant information can be incomplete or change over time. Verify important dietary requirements with the manufacturer or restaurant and follow guidance from your healthcare professional.