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| How does it work? |
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| The Bite Counter tracks wrist motion. In order to pick something up, the fingers must be aimed downwards; to place something into the mouth, the fingers must be aimed sideways. Between these actions, the wrist must roll. Try it! Watch your wrist as you pretend to eat. |
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| Our patent pending technology uses this principle along with sophisticated filters and heuristics to determine when the user has taken a bite of food or drink of liquid. Calories are calculated from bite count based upon a formula similar to what is used in exercise equipment for estimating calories burned. |
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Observe real-time count while eating, or check your daily total any time
throughout the day.
Set a count-based alarm buzzer to cue yourself to stop eating.
Download the data log to a computer for long-term analysis and visualization.
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| The Bite Counter is a tool, not a diet. It can be used with any exercise or weight loss plan. All plans rely on you sticking to it day after day, week after week. The bite counter provides you with the measurements necessary to measure your real progress in monitoring how much you eat. |
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