MealSim predicts YOUR personal glucose curve for any meal — then lets you adjust portions, swap ingredients, and watch the curve change in real time.
Generic glycemic index tables tell you how foods affect average people. MealSim shows you how they affect YOU — drawing on your Personal Glycemic Index™ data to simulate glucose curves for any meal before you take a single bite.
Enter what you are planning to eat and instantly see a predicted glucose curve based on YOUR personal response patterns.
Slide portion sizes up and down. Swap rice for cauliflower rice. Add a side salad. Watch the predicted curve change instantly.
MealSim understands that a steak with broccoli hits differently than a steak with fries. It models food combinations, not just individual items.
After you eat, MealSim compares the prediction to what actually happened — and gets smarter with every meal.
MealSim draws on your Personal Glycemic Index™ data and historical meal responses to build accurate simulations for any food combination.
Type, photograph, or scan what you are planning to eat. MealSim identifies the components.
Your personal glucose response curve appears instantly, based on your unique PGI data.
Tweak portions, add/remove ingredients, and see the curve respond in real time.
Know exactly what to expect. No more guessing, no more post-meal surprises.
MealSim™ leverages GluSteady™'s proprietary Personal Glycemic Index™ data to deliver personalized glucose response simulations for every meal.
Simulates your predicted glucose response curve before eating, with real-time adjustments as you change meal composition, using your unique glycemic response data.
An interactive system that renders and updates simulated glucose curves based on your inputs, personal food-response profiles, and food combination modeling.
MealSim™ builds on your Personal Glycemic Index™ data to deliver simulations unique to your individual metabolism and dietary patterns.
Simulate your meals, optimize your plate, and eat with confidence every time.
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