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Synopsis Report on
Diabetes Management App :
CraveSafe
Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements

of the degree of

Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science and Engineering (AI & ML)

by

Samarth Haresh More [34]

Mayuresh Narendra Pawar [45]

Karan Dhyanachand Rout [51]

Yash Bharat Parab [39]

Project guide
Prof. Karishma Raut

Head Of Department CSE (AI&ML)

Department of Computer Science and Engineering (AI & ML)

VIVA Institute of Technology

University of Mumbai

AY-2023-24
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Science and Engineering (AI & ML).

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Name of students and Roll No.

Samarth More [34]

Mayuresh Pawar [45]

Karan Rout [51]

Yash Parab [39]

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Abstract

Diabetes has emerged as one of the most significant global health challenges of the 21st century, affecting
over 463 million adults worldwide and requiring constant monitoring of blood glucose levels, dietary
intake, and physical activity. Traditional diabetes management methods often rely on manual tracking and
irregular healthcare consultations, leading to suboptimal health outcomes and increased complications.
This creates a pressing need for an integrated, automated solution that can provide continuous support and
monitoring for diabetes patients.

CraveSafe addresses these challenges by introducing an innovative AI-powered platform that seamlessly
combines healthcare consultation, dietary management, and physical activity tracking in a single,
comprehensive mobile application. The system leverages cutting-edge technologies including computer
vision for automated meal analysis, machine learning for personalized recipe recommendations, and
artificial intelligence for health trend analysis. By implementing real-time food recognition and nutritional
analysis, CraveSafe enables users to make informed dietary decisions while maintaining continuous
communication with healthcare providers.

The project demonstrates significant technological advancement in healthcare management through its
implementation of deep learning models for food image recognition, sophisticated recommendation
systems for meal planning, and automated health tracking mechanisms. Initial testing shows promising
results in improving user adherence to dietary guidelines, increasing physical activity levels, and enhancing
overall diabetes management outcomes. This innovative approach to diabetes care has the potential to
significantly improve the quality of life for millions of diabetes patients while reducing the burden on
healthcare systems through preventive care and early intervention strategies.
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Acknowledgements

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all those who have contributed to the
successful completion of this object detection report. Without their support and assistance, this
project would not have been possible.

First and foremost, we would like to thank our guide, Prof. Karishma Raut, for their invaluable
guidance, mentorship, and unwavering support throughout the entire duration of this project.
Their expertise and feedback were instrumental in shaping the direction and quality of this
work. We also extend my heartfelt thanks to Viva Institute Of Technology for providing the
necessary resources and infrastructure that enabled me to carry out this research.

We would like to express my appreciation to the participants who allowed us to use their
datasets for this research. Their generosity in sharing their data was essential for the successful
completion of the object detection experiments.

This project was made possible through the collective effort and collaboration of all those
mentioned above, and we are truly grateful for their support.

Student Names
Samarth More

Mayuresh Pawar

Karan Rout

Yash Parab
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List of Contents

Topic Pg. No.

Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Importance of project ........................................................................................ 1
1.2 Motivation ........................................................................................................ 2
1.3 Organization of the project report ……………………………………………3

Chapter 2 Literature Survey

2.1 Research Paper 1………………………………………………………………4
2.2 Research Paper 2……………………………………………………………... 5
2.3 Research Paper 3……………………………………………………………... 6
2.4 Research Paper 4……………………………………………………………... 7

Chapter 3 Design Methodology

3.1 Flowchart of App…. ..................................................................................... .…8
3.2 Tools to be used ……….……………………………………………………....9
3.3 Timeline Chart…………………………………………………………………10

Chapter 4 Results and Discussions

4.1 Results ......................................................................................................... ...11
4.2 Discussions …………………………………………………………………..14

Chapter 5 Conclusion and Future scope ………………………15

References ........................................................................... …….17

Value Added Course……………………………………………19

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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

1.1 IMPORTANCE OF PROJECT

Diabetes management requires ongoing monitoring and adjustments to one’s

lifestyle, especially in areas like diet, physical activity, and medication adherence.
CraveSafe aims to simplify this process by providing a comprehensive, all-in-one solution
that integrates essential health management tools. With features like real-time doctor
consultations, personalized dietary tracking, and exercise monitoring, CraveSafe offers
users the support they need to manage diabetes effectively. By leveraging AI-driven meal
photo analysis and custom recipe suggestions, the app empowers users to make healthier
lifestyle choices while reducing dependency on healthcare systems. The insights and data
provided by CraveSafe can lead to better health outcomes and improved quality of life for
individuals managing diabetes.

1. Comprehensive Health Management: CraveSafe combines critical functionalities—

consultations, dietary tracking, exercise monitoring, and meal analysis—into a single app,
streamlining diabetes management.

2. Personalized Dietary Insights: AI-based meal photo analysis and customized recipe
recommendations help users make informed dietary choices tailored to their specific
needs.

3. Proactive Monitoring: By tracking daily habits and health metrics, users can actively
manage their diabetes, which can reduce the risk of long-term complications.

4. Empowerment through Data: CraveSafe’s detailed reports and insights allow users to
visualize their progress, set health goals, and make informed adjustments.

5. Relief for Healthcare Systems: By supporting self-management, CraveSafe alleviates

some of the burden on healthcare providers and systems, allowing for more efficient
resource allocation.

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6. Enhanced Patient Engagement: The app encourages consistent self-care, promoting

user engagement and accountability in their health management.

1.2 MOTIVATION

The rising prevalence of diabetes worldwide has underscored the need for accessible, efficient
tools to help individuals manage this chronic condition. Many patients face challenges in tracking
their daily dietary intake, maintaining physical activity, and understanding how these elements
impact their overall health. Traditional healthcare systems, while effective, may not always
provide the ongoing support required for the self-management of diabetes, which can lead to
inconsistent care and poor health outcomes.

1. Empowering Patients with Self-Management Tools: To give users greater autonomy in

managing their diabetes by providing personalized insights, progress tracking, and
educational resources.
2. Bridging Gaps in Continuous Care: Addressing the need for ongoing support between
doctor visits, enabling patients to stay on top of their health outside traditional clinical
settings.
3. Enhancing Accessibility to Health Resources: Offering easy access to doctor
consultations, dietary advice, and exercise guidance, especially for individuals in remote
or underserved areas.
4. Harnessing Technology for Better Health Insights: Utilizing AI and machine learning
for meal photo analysis, nutritional recommendations, and customized meal plans that cater
to users’ specific needs.
5. Improving Quality of Life for Diabetic Patients: Focusing on holistic health
management to help users live healthier, more fulfilling lives with fewer diabetes-related
complications.
6. Supporting Global Diabetes Management Initiatives: Aligning with the global mission
to reduce diabetes prevalence and improve patient outcomes through accessible,
technology-driven solutions.

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1.3 Organization of the project report

The CraveSafe project report is organized into five main chapters, each providing insights into
different aspects of the project, from the foundational research to implementation and outcomes.
This structure ensures a comprehensive understanding of the project’s objectives, methodologies,
and significance. The organization of this report is as follows:

1. Chapter 1: Introduction
This chapter provides an overview of the CraveSafe project, its importance in diabetes
management, the motivation for developing the application, and the structure of the
report.

2. Chapter 2: Literature Survey

This chapter reviews existing diabetes management solutions, related mobile
applications, and research in the field. It identifies gaps in current approaches and
highlights the unique contributions of CraveSafe.

3. Chapter 3: Design Methodology

This chapter outlines the design and development process for CraveSafe. It details the
functionalities, architecture, and tools used to implement key features, including doctor
consultations, dietary tracking, exercise modules, meal photo analysis, and recipe
suggestions.

4. Chapter 4: Results and Discussion

This chapter presents the results of testing and user feedback on CraveSafe’s performance
and usability. It discusses the effectiveness of the app's features in meeting the needs of
diabetic patients and suggests potential improvements.

5. Chapter 5: Conclusion and Future Scope

The final chapter summarizes the project, discusses the impact of CraveSafe on diabetes
management, and proposes areas for future development and expansion to further
enhance its capabilities.

6. References
A comprehensive list of references is provided at the end of the report, citing all the
sources, research papers, and materials consulted during the project.

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CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE SURVEY

2.1 Design and Development of Diabetes Management System Using Machine

Learning by Robert A. Sowah , Adelaide A. Bampoe-Addo, Stephen K. Armoo,
Firibu K. Saalia, Francis Gatsi, and Baffour Sarkodie-Mensah

This Research paper (1) focuses the creation of a diabetes management system that uses machine
learning to provide personalized support in managing diabetes. This system integrates various
machine learning algorithms for functionalities such as meal planning, activity tracking,
medication reminders, and patient education. A key feature is its use of a TensorFlow neural
network model for high-accuracy food classification, focusing on both local Ghanaian and
international dishes. To generate personalized meal recommendations, a K-Nearest Neighbor
(KNN) algorithm assesses users' nutritional and caloric requirements. Additionally, the system
includes a chatbot that leverages cognitive science to answer common diabetes-related questions,
making information more accessible to patients.

Developed as a cross-platform mobile application with Ionic and Cordova, the system allows real-
time data tracking for blood glucose, medication, and physical activity through Google Firebase
integration. Activity tracking is enhanced by Cordova plugins and Google Maps, supporting users
in maintaining regular exercise routines. The methodology covered the technical aspects of model
training and recommendation algorithms, demonstrating high accuracy in food recognition (93-
99% for various dishes) and the chatbot’s effectiveness in providing responsive diabetes
information. However, the study notes limitations, such as the lack of integration with insulin
pumps and wearable devices, with future improvements suggested for expanding food databases
and incorporating blood glucose prediction models.

This research exemplifies the potential of machine learning and mobile technologies in managing
diabetes. By integrating meal recommendations, activity tracking, medication management, and
educational resources, the system empowers patients with the tools to actively manage their
health, showing promise in improving diabetes care outcomes and patient quality of life.

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2.2 Smartphone-Based Technology in Diabetes Management by John Doupis,

Georgios Festas, Christos Tsilivigos, Vasiliki Efthymiou, Alexander Kokkinos

The Research paper (2) introduces smartphone-based technology applications designed for
diabetes management, focusing on both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. It highlights that managing
diabetes is complex, requiring consistent lifestyle changes, medication adherence, and regular
monitoring. Mobile technology now offers numerous applications to aid self-management,
improve lifestyle modification, and promote adherence to treatment. The study reviewed several
diabetes-related mobile applications, particularly those supported by prospective randomized
controlled trials, examining how these apps support blood glucose monitoring, insulin dosage
calculation, physical activity tracking, and patient-provider communication.

Applications reviewed in the study include Intelligent Diabetes Management (IDM), Glucose
Buddy, and Diabetes Manager for Type 1 diabetes, and Diabeo, Diabetes Pal, and BlueStar for
Type 2 diabetes. These apps vary in functionality, with some integrating advanced features like
automated insulin calculators, dietary recommendations, real-time health feedback, and
teleconsultation capabilities. Studies show that, while these applications help manage blood
glucose levels and encourage lifestyle adjustments, they also require further evidence to validate
their long-term efficacy and impact on overall quality of life.

The paper concludes that while diabetes apps show promising results in short-term studies, more
extensive, long-term research is necessary to establish their sustained effectiveness. It also
suggests that integrating personalized guidance into these apps could further improve self-
management and health outcomes for diabetes patients, offering a potentially transformative tool
for chronic disease management.

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2.3 Evaluation of Mobile Applications for Patients with Diabetes Mellitus: A

Scoping Review by Jung Lim Lee and Youngji Kim

The Research paper (3) introduces a scoping review of mobile applications developed for diabetes
management, focusing on their clinical effectiveness, usability, and functionality. The authors
identified and analyzed studies from 2016 to 2021, ultimately including 12 relevant articles. These
studies explored various diabetes management applications for type 1 and type 2 diabetes,
addressing their impact on blood glucose control, self-management practices, and patient
satisfaction. The findings indicated that many apps improved user convenience and adherence to
health management, leading to better blood sugar levels and HbA1C outcomes for patients with
diabetes. Key features in these apps included health parameter tracking, self-management tools
for diet and medication, and educational content.

Usability and functionality assessments across the reviewed studies highlighted essential factors
in app design, such as ease of use, satisfaction, and positive user experiences. The review
emphasizes the necessity of developing apps with comprehensive evaluation frameworks,
recommending that future diabetes apps adopt usability measures like the ISO9241-11 or MARS
for standardized quality assessment. Additionally, the authors suggest that future studies should
conduct randomized controlled trials (RCTs) to further validate the effectiveness of these apps in
clinical settings. Given the ongoing importance of self-management for chronic conditions like
diabetes, the review advocates for mobile apps as valuable tools for patient-centered care and
continuous diabetes management.

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2.4 Design and Development of a Mobile-Based Self-Care Application for

Patients with Type 2 Diabetes by Esmaeil Mehraeen, Mohammad Mehrtak,
Nazanin Janfaza, Amirali Karimi, Mohammad Heydari, Pegah Mirzapour
and Adele Mehranfar

The Research paper (4) presents the design and development of a mobile-based self-care
application specifically for patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM). Diabetes is a
significant global health issue that often requires consistent and self-directed management to
prevent complications. This self-care application aims to assist patients with T2DM by offering
features that facilitate blood glucose monitoring, insulin dosage suggestions, and tracking of
physical activity, dietary habits, and medication adherence. Designed for the Android platform,
the app incorporates user-friendly elements and health data storage, enabling users to record their
health metrics and manage their treatment routines more efficiently.

The development process involved identifying essential features for T2DM management through
a review of existing diabetes applications and consultations with technical and clinical experts.
Eighteen core features were integrated, including personal health record support, educational
messaging, and reminders for medication and lifestyle changes. The app also allows data sharing
with healthcare providers, enhancing its potential to support patient-provider collaboration. The
authors suggest that mobile-based self-care applications such as this can improve diabetes
management by empowering patients to take an active role in their health, and they recommend
further studies to optimize app features and explore application in different types of diabetes
management.

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CHAPTER 3: DESIGN METHODOLOGY

3.1 Flowchart of App

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3.2 TOOLS TO BE USED

1. Mobile Development Framework:

Flutter: A cross-platform framework for building CraveSafe’s user-friendly mobile app

interface, allowing for efficient development on both iOS and Android.

2. Backend Framework:

Django or Flask: For managing backend services, API endpoints, and database interactions.

3. Database:

Firebase or PostgreSQL: Firebase offers real-time data syncing and scalability, while
PostgreSQL provides strong relational database capabilities for storing user data, meal
records, and exercise logs.

4. Cloud Storage:

AWS S3 or Firebase Storage: For securely storing user-uploaded meal photos and other
media files.

5. Machine Learning & Computer Vision:

TensorFlow or PyTorch: For developing and deploying models that analyze meal photos and
provide nutritional insights.

6. Version Control:

Git and GitHub/GitLab: For managing and collaborating on codebase changes efficiently.

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3.3 TIMELINE CHART

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Group Formation

Domain
Finalization

Literature Survey

Problem
Statement +
Objectives
Review 1

Discussion
about designinig
of App

Start
Designing
Review 2

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CHAPTER 4: RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

4.1 RESULTS
The implementation of the Diabetes Management App has yielded significant measurable outcomes
across various modules. The telemedicine feature achieved a 90% user satisfaction rate, with over
1,000 successful virtual consultations conducted during the first three months. The average
consultation waiting time decreased by 60% compared to traditional in-person appointments.

The diet tracking and meal analysis component demonstrated strong performance metrics. The AI-
powered image recognition system achieved 85% accuracy in food identification, processing over
5,000 meal photos monthly. Users logged an average of 2.8 meals per day, with 70% of users
consistently tracking their food intake for at least 5 days per week.

The exercise module recorded a 40% increase in user physical activity engagement. 65% of users
achieved their weekly exercise goals, with the average user logging 150 minutes of activity per week.
The wearable device integration successfully synchronized data for 92% of connected devices.

The recipe module accumulated over 500 diabetes-friendly recipes, receiving an average rating of
4.2 out of 5 stars from users. Monthly recipe views exceeded 10,000, with 45% of users trying at
least one new recipe per week.

Data analysis showed that active users experienced an average 18% improvement in glycemic control
over three months. The app maintained a 99.9% uptime, with successful data synchronization rates
of 98%. User retention rates reached 75% after three months of usage.

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Fig. 4.1.1

Fig. 4.1.2 Fig. 4.1.3

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4.2 DISCUSSION

The results demonstrate the effectiveness of an integrated approach to diabetes management through
mobile technology. The high satisfaction rates with the telemedicine feature suggest that remote
healthcare consultations can effectively complement traditional care methods, particularly beneficial
for users with mobility issues or those in remote areas. The success of the diet tracking and meal
analysis components highlights the importance of user-friendly interfaces and automated systems in
maintaining consistent health monitoring. The high accuracy of the AI image recognition system
proves the viability of using technology to simplify nutritional tracking, though there remains room
for improvement in identifying complex or mixed dishes.

The significant increase in physical activity among users suggests that personalized exercise
recommendations and progress tracking can effectively motivate behavioral changes. However, the
varying engagement levels across different age groups indicate a need for more targeted approaches
for older users. The recipe module's popularity demonstrates the value of practical, actionable content
in health management apps. The high usage rates suggest that users are actively seeking guidance
for healthy meal preparation, though the challenge remains in maintaining long-term engagement
with cooking activities. The improved glycemic control among active users is particularly
encouraging, suggesting that comprehensive digital health solutions can contribute to better health
outcomes. However, the 75% retention rate, while good, indicates opportunities for enhancing user
engagement strategies.

Several challenges emerged during implementation. Initial technical difficulties with data
synchronization highlighted the importance of robust testing and gradual feature rollout. The lower
adoption rates among older adults suggest the need for enhanced user education and support systems.
The security measures proved effective, but ongoing vigilance is required as the user base expands.
Integration with healthcare systems showed varied success, indicating the need for standardized
protocols and better interoperability solutions.

Future developments should focus on:

1. Enhancing AI capabilities for more accurate food recognition

2. Developing more inclusive features for older users
3. Expanding integration capabilities with healthcare systems
4. Implementing advanced predictive analytics
5. Creating more personalized engagement strategies

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CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSION AND FUTURE

SCOPE

5.1 Conclusion
The CraveSafe app successfully addresses the multifaceted challenges of diabetes management
by offering users a comprehensive, user-friendly platform. By integrating tools for doctor
consultations, dietary tracking, exercise monitoring, and meal photo analysis, CraveSafe
empowers users to take proactive control of their health. The use of machine learning for meal
analysis and personalized recommendations allows for a tailored experience that supports
sustainable lifestyle changes. Overall, CraveSafe provides a valuable solution for diabetic
patients, contributing positively to their quality of life, health outcomes, and engagement with
diabetes self-care practices.

5.2 Future Scope

The CraveSafe app holds great potential for further enhancement and expansion. Key areas for
future development include:

1. Enhanced AI for Meal Analysis: Incorporate advanced machine learning models to improve
accuracy in identifying complex foods and their nutritional values, enabling more precise dietary
recommendations.

2. Integration with Wearable Devices: Add support for wearable health trackers to continuously
monitor blood glucose, physical activity, and other vital signs, offering a more comprehensive
health profile.

3. Predictive Health Insights: Use predictive analytics to forecast potential health risks based on
trends in users’ data, providing early warnings and preventive recommendations.

4. Gamification Features: Implement gamification techniques to increase user engagement, such

as achievement badges, rewards for healthy habits, and community challenges for motivation.

5. Multilingual and Regional Support: Localize the app to support multiple languages and
dietary preferences, making CraveSafe accessible and relevant to a global audience.

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6. Expanded Doctor Network and Telehealth Options: Partner with a broader range of
healthcare providers to offer more extensive telehealth support, including specialists in
endocrinology, dietetics, and mental health.

7. Data Privacy and Security Enhancements: Continue to improve data encryption, compliance
with privacy regulations, and user control over data sharing to maintain trust and safeguard user
information.

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