Stop ordering the same thing.
Dishwise reads any menu, finds every dish that fits your rules, and rewrites the almost-fits so they work. Blood sugar, allergies, vegan, or whatever you live by.
Same dish. Same restaurant. Every time. Because it's the only one you trust.
Dishwise gives you a second one. Then a third. Then a whole menu you can read without guessing.
From menu to meal in four steps.
Tell it your rules.
Blood sugar, allergies, vegan, low sodium, or your own. Stack as many as you like.
Show it the menu.
Photo, PDF, link or QR code. Dishwise reads every dish and works out what is likely in it, even when the restaurant publishes no nutrition data.
See what fits.
Every dish gets a call and a one-line reason. Near misses come with the fix attached.
Order, then eat.
Send the tweak, hold up the server screen, enjoy the meal. Dishwise remembers what worked.
Built to say likely. Never "safe."
- Reasons
- Every call comes with a one-line why, so you can judge it yourself.
- Honesty
- Scores come from menu text, and menu text is imperfect. When Dishwise is guessing, it says so.
- Your rules win
- Stack rules and the strictest one decides.
- Not medical advice
- Dishwise helps you choose from a menu. Your clinician sets your plan. It never tells you how much medication to take.
Asked and answered.
Do I need a glucose monitor?
No. Menu scoring runs on your rules alone. Connect a monitor and Dishwise adds your own results to every score.
Which rules can I set?
Blood sugar, allergies, vegan, vegetarian, low sodium, gluten free, dairy free, halal, kosher, or a rule you write yourself. Stack them.
Does it work at any restaurant?
If you can photograph, link or scan the menu, yes. Scores are estimates from the menu text, so Dishwise says "likely" and shows its reasoning.
Is this medical advice?
No. Dishwise helps you read a menu against your own rules. Talk to your clinician about your health plan.
Who sees my data?
You do. Family view and care team reports only share what you switch on.