Biotile: Build your Microbiome

Your gut microbiome runs on what you feed it. Biotile is the tool for optimizing those inputs: more kinds of plants, fiber, and fermented foods, week after week. PHOTOGRAPH, DON'T LOG Snap a photo of your meal and Biotile identifies the plants in it, including everything you cook from scratch. One dish becomes its ingredients: the chickpeas, the spinach, the kimchi on the side. Prefer typing? A few words work too, and your frequent foods are one tap. SEE YOUR WEEK FEED YOUR GUT Every plant you eat becomes a living cell in your weekly culture. Repeat foods grow their cell; new plants add new ones. A sparse dish on Thursday tells you exactly which lever to pull before Sunday. ONE SCORE, THREE LEVERS Your weekly score is built on the 30-plants-a-week benchmark from published microbiome research, plus fiber and fermented foods. Biotile separates soluble from insoluble fiber, counts fermented servings like kefir, kimchi, and yogurt, and shows which new plant would move your score most. SEE YOUR WEEKLY PROGRESS A 30-second evening check-in captures bloating, digestion, and how you feel. Trends shows your weekly score over time, with comparisons for plant variety, fiber, and fermented foods. BUILT FOR REAL LIFE · Works offline: meals wait and sync when you are back · Backfill a missed day; last week stays editable through Tuesday · Reminders you control, export your data anytime · Sign in with Apple, Google, or email to sync across devices Biotile Pro is available as an auto-renewing monthly or annual subscription. Current pricing and any introductory offer are shown on the purchase screen before you subscribe. Manage or cancel your subscription through Google Play before the renewal date. Terms: https://biotile.app/terms Privacy: https://biotile.app/privacy Support: https://biotile.app/support Biotile is a wellness app, not a medical device. Plant diversity, fiber, and fermented foods are linked to gut microbiome health in published research; Biotile does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition.

Fixed scanning for PNG meal photos. Error messages now explain what went wrong, show the 8 MB photo limit when needed, and include a support reference.