With this food scanner app, you can snap a photo of your meal to receive instant nutritional analysis including calories, proteins, carbs, and fats. Includes quick photo capture, instant reports, and meal logging features.
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AppRecs rating 4.5. Trustworthiness 65 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 31 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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About FoodScan: AI Food Scanner
Whether you're on a diet, counting macros, or aiming to eat healthier, FoodSnap serves as your on-the-go nutrition assistant.
Key Benefits:
- Effortlessly analyze your food with a quick camera snap or photo upload.
- Get immediate calorie and macronutrient reports powered by AI trained on thousands of real-world meals.
- Easily save meals to your log with one tap for consistent tracking.
- Monitor your nutritional intake over time to make informed dietary choices.
- Works seamlessly with both home-cooked meals and restaurant dishes.
- Start tracking instantly with no account setup needed.
Experience the convenience of healthy eating today with FoodSnap: Calorie Scanner AI.
Upgrade to Pro:
- Experience faster AI processing for swift results.
- Enjoy unlimited scans for continuous tracking.
- Access enhanced accuracy for better insights.
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Reviews for FoodScan: AI Food Scanner
Fixit2013
Doesn’t work
I have tried 3 times to go through the signup process and each time it hangs up on the calculating plan screen. The plan shows, but no way to advance to the next screen.
Lorreanne1
Scam
I can’t believe that anyone would think that they could get accurate macros through photographs. If I take a picture of a portion of a casserole that I made, a picture can’t tell if I used breadcrumbs, or pork rinds which have completely different carb and protein content. A photograph can’t tell if the portion is 5 ounces or 8 ounces. A photograph can’t tell if I used a stick of butter or a tablespoon of butter. A photograph can’t tell if I used real crab meat or imitation crab meat. Even if I photograph something simple like a hamburger, the app can’t tell if I used 80/20 ground beef or 90/10. It can’t tell if I used a high carb brioche bun, or a low carb keto bun. Why are you charging $100 while attempting to trick people into thinking that this app offers accuracy? You should be ashamed of yourselves.
