1e:T484,Eat slower. Feel fuller. Build habits that help you stay healthy — without counting calories. Whether you eat too fast, overeat, or just want to be more mindful, this app helps you retrain how you eat using simple, science-backed techniques. 🧠 Why eating slowly matters Rushing through meals can lead to overeating — before your brain even realizes you're full. But chewing more and eating for at least 15 minutes gives your body time to catch up. Studies show fast eaters are at higher risk of: - Obesity (3x) - Diabetes (2x) - Fatty liver (23x) - Hyperlipidemia (1.8x) 🍽️ How this app helps - Visual cues to slow down and chew more - Mindful eating timer to stretch meals to 15+ minutes - Slows you down so your brain can catch up with your body’s fullness signals - Wear OS support — your smartwatch vibrates to cue swallowing (Great for noisy environments where phone vibration isn’t noticeable) - Food journaling: record your meals with quick notes and photos during eating — no calorie counting, just mindful reflection on your habits Build a healthier relationship with food — one bite at a time. Try mindful eating today.1f:T4c7,Eat slower. Feel fuller. Build habits that help you stay healthy — without counting calories.

Whether you eat too fast, overeat, or just want to be more mindful, this app helps you retrain how you eat using simple, science-backed techniques.

🧠 Why eating slowly matters
Rushing through meals can lead to overeating — before your brain even realizes you're full. But chewing more and eating for at least 15 minutes gives your body time to catch up.

Studies show fast eaters are at higher risk of:
- Obesity (3x)
- Diabetes (2x)
- Fatty liver (23x)
- Hyperlipidemia (1.8x)

🍽️ How this app helps
- Visual cues to slow down and chew more
- Mindful eating timer to stretch meals to 15+ minutes
- Slows you down so your brain can catch up with your body’s fullness signals
- Wear OS support — your smartwatch vibrates to cue swallowing (Great for noisy environments where phone vibration isn’t noticeable)
- Food journaling: record your meals with quick notes and photos during eating — no calorie counting, just mindful reflection on your habits

Build a healthier relationship with food — one bite at a time.
Try mindful eating today.