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SNAQ VS UNDERMYFORK

Photos plus CGM, with the AI on top.

Undermyfork shows you photos next to glucose curves. SNAQ does that and tells you what to change next time, with the AI doing the work.

In short.

Undermyfork pairs meal photos with CGM data and calculates Time in Range per meal, with a small but loyal T1D-focused user base. SNAQ does the same photo plus CGM pairing and adds three things: AI-derived nutrient estimation from the photo (validated at 5.5 g mean absolute carb error), predictive glucose response before the meal, and a randomised controlled trial showing improved Time in Range.

At a glance.

  • Undermyfork's core is meal photos plus automatic Time-in-Range calculation per meal. SNAQ adds AI-derived carb and macro estimation, glucose prediction, and proactive coaching.
  • SNAQ photo carb counting is validated at 5.5 g mean absolute error. Undermyfork's photo recognition is tag-based, not real macro estimation.
  • SNAQ has a 2025 RCT (+6.6 pp Time-in-Range). Undermyfork's evidence is a 2022 pilot study presented at the Diabetes Technology Meeting.
  • Both serve T1D users; SNAQ also covers T2D, prediabetes and GLP-1.
  • Undermyfork has its own provider portal; SNAQ Care is used by 500+ clinicians.

Feature by feature.

Structured comparison based on publicly available information, last reviewed May 2026.

Feature SNAQ Undermyfork
Meal photo + CGM overlay Core feature
Sensor-optional use Works fully without a CGM or BGM; supports intermittent sensor wear Sensor required for the Time-in-Range value prop
AI carb and macro estimation from photo Validated at 5.5 g mean absolute carb error Tag-based, manual
Glucose prediction before the meal
AI Nutritionist coaching Proactive
Peer-reviewed clinical evidence (product-specific) RCT, eClinicalMedicine 2025 2022 pilot, Diabetes Technology Meeting
Cohort coverage T1D, T2D, prediabetes, GLP-1 T1D primarily
Provider dashboard SNAQ Care, 500+ clinicians Undermyfork Care
Best for T1D, T2D, prediabetes, GLP-1 users who want AI guidance T1D users who want simple photo + CGM history review

Sources: Herzig D. et al., JMIR mHealth and uHealth, 2020 (carb counting accuracy) Piazza et al., eClinicalMedicine 2025 (RCT NCT05671679, Time-in-Range) SNAQ research overview Undermyfork product pages

Why users switch.

01

AI carb counting, not photo tags

Undermyfork shows you the photo and lets you tag what you ate. SNAQ recognises the meal and estimates the carbs for you, with validated accuracy.

02

Forecast, not just hindsight

Time-in-Range per meal is retrospective. SNAQ also tells you what's likely to happen for this meal, before you eat it.

03

Wider cohort coverage

Undermyfork is narrowly T1D-focused. SNAQ supports T1D, T2D, prediabetes and GLP-1 cohorts in one product.

Honest take.

Choose SNAQ if…

  • You want AI to estimate the carbs and macros, not to tag them yourself.
  • You want predictive guidance before you eat.
  • You may benefit from GLP-1 or T2D modules alongside T1D features.

Consider Undermyfork if…

  • You only want a visual photo plus CGM history without AI features.
  • You're a heavy MiaoMiao or BluCon user and prefer Undermyfork's narrow T1D focus.

Bottom line

Undermyfork shows. SNAQ shows and recommends. Both rely on photos plus CGM, only one closes the loop with AI.

Published Clinical Evidence
+6.6%
Time in Range · eClinicalMedicine · 2025 · RCT

Published randomised controlled trial evidence, measured against standard care in T1D patients on automated insulin delivery systems.

Source: eClinicalMedicine (The Lancet), 2025 · Piazza et al. · NCT05671679

From a Undermyfork user who switched.

★★★★★
Undermyfork showed me my pasta spikes. SNAQ told me adding a salad first would smooth them, and it did.
Léa V., T1D

Frequently asked.

What's the main difference between SNAQ and Undermyfork?
SNAQ is an AI nutritionist built around photo carb counting, predictive glucose response, and peer-reviewed clinical evidence (RCT published in eClinicalMedicine in 2025). Undermyfork solves a different problem in the same broader category. The right pick depends on whether your priority is general logging or clinically-validated nutrition guidance for diabetes, prediabetes or GLP-1 use.
Is the clinical evidence for SNAQ independently verified?
Yes. The primary randomised controlled trial (NCT05671679) was published in eClinicalMedicine, a peer-reviewed Lancet journal, in 2025. Photo carb counting accuracy was independently validated by Bern University Hospital and published in JMIR mHealth in 2020 (Herzig et al.).
Which CGMs and devices does SNAQ work with?
SNAQ integrates with 20+ devices including Dexcom (G6, G7, Stelo), FreeStyle Libre, Eversense, Apple Watch, Whoop, Garmin, Withings, Samsung Health, OneDrop and OneTouch. You bring whichever sensor or wearable you already use.
Does SNAQ support FreeStyle Libre through MiaoMiao or BluCon?
SNAQ integrates directly with FreeStyle Libre and Libre 3 in supported regions, plus 20+ other CGMs, BGMs, pumps and wearables. Adapter-based integrations are not the primary path because direct integration is faster and more reliable where available.
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