The patient’s day, in one place.
Meals logged by voice or photo, water and weight tracked, the plan from the last visit alive on the phone every morning.
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The patient app is the other half of the record. What the dietitian planned in the visit is what the patient sees at breakfast, and what the patient logs is what the dietitian sees at triage.
Logging that understands a plate
A photo, a sentence, or a barcode. Portions snap to USDA measures, brands come back with the full panel.


Photo and voice
Say what you ate; the log fills itself with totals the dietitian can trust.
Barcodes
Household units and a gram anchor from the label, not a guess.
Recipes
Miso ginger cod, from the dietitian, with the macros already counted.
The plan, every morning
Targets, water, weight, and the next visit, exactly as set in the chart.


Targets
1,850 kcal on a sixteen-week metabolic reset, protein 110 g, water 2.3 L.
Check-ins
Step two of four in the engagement flow arrives on the phone, not in a queue.
Units
Metric or imperial, pushed from the practice to the app.
Messages that reach the practice
A question goes to the dietitian’s record, with the day’s logs attached, and comes back answered.


Care team
Compact notifications, three inline, more on scroll.
Resources
Handouts and recipes sent from a visit, kept where the patient can find them.
Safety mode
The AI nutritionist can be switched off per patient, from the chart.
For patients by the numbers
84%
logging every day in the pilot
7
days of logs summarized before every visit
1
record, shared by the dietitian and the patient

“I log my meals in thirty seconds and my dietitian sees everything before we talk.”
How patients use auro
Breakfast
A Greek yogurt bowl, photographed, logged, 410 kcal.


The GLP-1 week
Nausea on day two, resolved by day four, in the notes the dietitian reads at triage.


Hydration
1.4 L of 2.3 by lunch; the reminder comes from the plan, not an app.


Recipes from the practice
Raspberry chia seed pudding, almond butter ball cookies, overnight oats three ways.


Weight
Weekly, trended, flagged when it moves the wrong way.


The next visit
Booked from the phone, verified by Lana before it happens.


A Greek yogurt bowl, photographed, logged, 410 kcal.
















