Metabolic care,
organized around real life.
Metlio brings nutrition, formulas, labs, caregiver logging, clinician targets, Care Modes and clear reporting into one configurable place - so families can organize care their way as the day changes.
Pilot users should use fictional/demo patient information only.
See what Metlio is all about.
A short introduction to the idea behind Metlio: one configurable place to organize metabolic care around the routines, people and information that matter to each family.
This overview explains the Metlio concept and current private pilot. The pilot is for product evaluation using fictional/demo patient information only.
A daily care system that adapts to you.
Instead of building a separate app for each diagnosis, Metlio uses one configurable engine. Families choose what matters, clinicians can define targets, and Metlio adapts as the care routine changes - without forcing every family into the same workflow.
Food, feeds & formula
Save repeat foods and feeds, build formula recipes, log amounts quickly and calculate nutrition from user-entered or source data.
Scan, review, save
Scan common UPC/EAN barcodes to prefill available product nutrition, then verify the label and add condition-specific values where needed.
Clinician-directed goals
Families can enter targets provided by their care team. Metlio does not prescribe or generate treatment targets.
Results & trends
Track structured test results over time and view repeat-test trends in one place.
Built for shared routines
Metlio is being designed around the reality that parents, relatives and caregivers may all participate in day-to-day care.
Provider-ready summaries
Create clearer date-range summaries that are easier to review than scattered notes, screenshots and memory.
Metlio adapts to your care - not the other way around.
Metabolic care can look different at home, at school, while traveling, or during an illness. Care Modes and Care Pass are designed to help families organize those changes without rebuilding their entire tracking setup.
Change the view when the day changes.
Switch between Everyday, Sick Day, School/Daycare, Travel, or a family-created custom mode. Each mode can surface the trackers, instructions, checklists and clinician-entered targets that matter for that situation.
Care Modes organize family- or clinician-provided information. Metlio does not create treatment instructions.
A clearer handoff when someone else is helping.
Create a concise care snapshot using the active Care Mode. Families choose what to include - such as condition, targets, formula or medication notes, caregiver instructions, emergency contacts, today’s status and checklist items.
The current pilot can share, copy, print or save a Care Pass. Secure expiring links and QR access are production-roadmap features.
Condition-specific without being condition-limited.
Templates are starting points. Trackers can be enabled, disabled, renamed and customized.
Metlio grew out of a simple problem: metabolic care creates a huge amount of daily information, but families still have to stitch that information together themselves.
What began as a purpose-built PKU tracking tool became the foundation for a broader question: could one thoughtfully designed platform reduce the friction of tracking, organizing and communicating metabolic care across many conditions?
We want professional feedback before we decide what Metlio becomes.
The current private pilot is intentionally early. We are asking metabolic-care professionals to evaluate whether the information is organized in a clinically useful way, whether reports and caregiver handoffs reduce review friction, what should be standardized, and what should never be automated.
What to look at
- Tracker labels, units and condition templates
- Nutrition and formula workflows
- Care Modes for changing daily routines
- Care Pass structure for caregiver handoffs
- Barcode-assisted food lookup and source clarity
- Lab/test result trends
- Provider report structure and usefulness
- Where customization helps - and where it creates risk
Current guardrails
- No diagnosis or treatment recommendations
- No automatically generated clinical targets
- Care Modes use family- or clinician-provided instructions
- Condition-specific values are not guessed when unavailable
- Barcode nutrition must be reviewed against the product label
- Private pilot is for fictional/demo patient data only
Try the pilot. Tell us what matters.
Families and professionals can submit feedback directly inside the pilot. For professional outreach or collaboration, contact the founder directly.
Metlio contacts
General:
hello@metlio.care
Support:
support@metlio.care
Feedback:
feedback@metlio.care
Privacy:
privacy@metlio.care