Built for the prediabetes A1C range (5.7%–6.4%)
Check a meal. Understand its balance in seconds.
Snap a photo of the meal, say it, or type it. Revora gives you one cautious educational label — Clear, Be careful, or Hold off— with one reason and, when appropriate, an adjustment and one practical alternative. The labels describe general meal patterns, not your individual glucose response.
No login. No card. 10 free checks on your first day.
Three ways in. One calm answer out.
Revora is built for the moment of the meal — when you're standing in the kitchen or staring at a menu and want a clearer description of its overall balance.
Step 1
Show Revora the meal
Snap a photo, dictate it, or type it. You review the text before anything is checked — you stay in control.
Step 2
Get one cautious label
Clear, Be careful, or Hold off — using broad A1C-range context only to avoid over-reassurance, with one reason and, when appropriate, an adjustment and one practical alternative. It is not an individual-response prediction.
Step 3
Keep the habit
Your checks become a saved history and week view, with a weekly pattern when one stands out. One optional daily reminder keeps the habit going.
This is the actual answer you get
No dashboard, no numbers to decode — one card, in plain words.
A real example
You type: oatmeal
Need one more detail
Is this plain or sweetened?
You answer: plain oatmeal
Revora result
Be careful
Oatmeal on its own is a carb-heavy start, so it can have a higher blood-sugar impact than its healthy reputation suggests.
Adjustment: If practical, add protein — Greek yogurt, nuts, or eggs on the side — to make it easier to handle.
Swap: Steel-cut oats hold up steadier than instant packets.
Revora is informational only and is not medical advice. Talk with a doctor or registered dietitian for guidance that is specific to you. Privacy
Calm, and honest about its limits
No miracle promises. Revora earns trust the slow way — by telling you exactly what it measures and where it stops.
Sources
Revora's general meal-planning principles are mapped to public-health guidance and cited nutrition research. Those sources support narrow educational statements; they are not evidence that Revora produces a particular health result.
When we're unsure, we say so
If a food is ambiguous, Revora asks one clarifying question instead of guessing — and errs on the careful side.
Grounded in published research
The weekly progress score is behavioral — it counts what you did, never a lab prediction. Read exactly what it measures and its honest limits.
Your health data stays yours
Your A1C and meal text are encrypted at rest, stored only with your explicit consent, and deleted — all of it — in one tap.
Not medical advice
Revora is informational only. Talk with a doctor or registered dietitian for guidance that is specific to you.
Or check the whole kitchen, once
The Pantry Review sorts everything you own into enjoy freely, worth a tweak, and handle with care — one calm, printable report. $49, one payment. Nothing renews. See a sample report.
Try it before you pay a cent
The funnel is the promise: 10 free checks on day one, a free week, and a cancel button that lives on your account page — not behind an email.
Day 1
10 free checks
Check up to 10 meals on your first day — no login, no card. See how the answers feel at your own table.
Days 2–8
7 days free
Card required, nothing charged. Two days before the trial ends, we email you the exact date and amount.
After
$12.99/month
Unlimited checks, your history on every device, progress you can see, and one gentle reminder. Cancel in one tap. Not ready? A free account still includes5 free checks a day.
Fair questions
Is Revora medical advice?
No. Revora is informational only and is not medical advice. Its labels describe general meal patterns. Broad A1C-range context only makes the presentation more cautious; it does not predict your response or decide whether a meal is medically appropriate. Talk with a doctor or registered dietitian for guidance specific to you.
Who is Revora for?
People in the prediabetes A1C range of 5.7% to 6.4%. If your number falls outside that range, Revora says so plainly and points you to a clinician instead of pretending.
Do I need an account or a card to try it?
No. Your first 10 checks, on your first day, need no login and no card — they live on this device only. The 7-day free trial needs a card but charges nothing for a week — and we email you before any charge. Without Premium, a free account includes 5 free checks a day.
How does the photo check work?
Your photo becomes a draft list of what's on the plate. You review and confirm the words before anything is checked — the photo never skips your judgment. Photos are not kept.
How do I cancel?
One tap, on your account page — effective at the end of the paid period. No retention screens, no email hoops. Deleting your account removes your data with it.
Your next meal is the start.
Describe the meal and see the general pattern Revora notices. It takes about ten seconds.
Check your first meal — free