What is Better In Health?
Better helps you manage your Diabetes with ease by focusing on your diet and lifestyle. Lower your blood sugar levels with auto-generated personalized meal plans. Find your daily carb intake. Track what matters. Free while in beta.
Problem
The current situation involves individuals with diabetes managing their condition through traditional methods, such as manually tracking their diet and lifestyle. The drawbacks of this situation include difficulty in measuring daily carb intake, lack of personalized meal plans, and ineffective tracking of health parameters. Users experience challenges in maintaining a balanced diet due to the lack of personalized, automated tools.
Solution
A mobile application that offers auto-generated personalized meal plans, allows users to find their daily carb intake, and track essential health metrics, focusing on diet and lifestyle management. The core features include generating personalized meal plans to lower blood sugar levels automatically, simplifying the management of diabetes through targeted diet adjustments.
Customers
Individuals managing diabetes, including adults aged 30-60 who are health-conscious. Occupations such as healthcare professionals, dietitians, or general users looking to manage their diabetes more effectively by utilizing technology-driven solutions.
Unique Features
The solution offers auto-generated personalized meal plans specifically tailored for diabetes management, focusing on controlling blood sugar levels through dietary adjustments. It integrates automated tools to simplify and improve the efficiency of tracking critical health data and dietary intake.
User Comments
Users appreciate the personalized approach to meal planning.
Tracking daily carb intake is found to be very convenient.
Some users feel the app simplifies managing their diabetes.
The focus on diet and lifestyle is seen as beneficial.
Users notice improvements in managing blood sugar levels.
Market Size
The global market size for diabetes management solutions is expected to reach approximately $58 billion by 2025, with technological advancements and increasing prevalence of diabetes driving growth.
