They're screenshots in Instagram carousels, PDFs from a nutritionist, notes in someone's phone. None of it is structured, so none of it adds up: you can't see whether a week actually hits your protein target, what it costs, or how it fits around your training. Biteslog turns a week into data. Five meal slots a day, seven days, each filled from your dish catalog. Every dish carries calories, protein, fat, carbs and cost. The week totals itself as you build it.
What makes it different
A plan is a shareable object, not a screenshot, not a PDF. Anyone can publish their week, and anyone else can open it, follow it, or fork it into their own log with macros rebalanced to their numbers
The name
Bites + log. The mark is a bitten plate with three rising strokes inside it (the log entries accumulating) and a single crumb of yellow in the bite