What Bolus does and does not do

Bolus keeps to one job and does it well: taking the weight off deciding what to eat. It is worth being clear about what that includes, and what it does not.

What Bolus does

• Plans your meals a week at a time, around your tastes, your diet, and how much time you want to spend cooking.
• Builds your shopping list to match, grouped by aisle and sized into sensible amounts.
• Adapts each week based on what you liked and what actually happened.
• Shows your glucose back to you to reflect on, if you connect a monitor.

What Bolus does not do

• It does not deliver food. You buy the ingredients yourself, in whichever shop you like.
• It does not give medical or dosing advice. Bolus is not a medical device and does not tell you how to manage your diabetes. See is Bolus a medical device.
• It does not make you log food or count calories. You only mark meals as eaten, skipped, or eaten out.
• It does not replace your care team. Carry on with your doctor, nurse, or diabetes team exactly as you do now.

Bolus handles the food side so you have fewer decisions to make. Everything to do with your treatment stays where it belongs, with you and the people who look after your care.