[jclardy]

I've used the AI features in Lose It and was pretty impressed, not for the caloric estimate, but when given a picture of a breakfast burrito it accurately split it out into the component parts, from there I could manually adjust amounts easily for food I make without having to manually search out every ingredient manually. As an additional tool it is great.

The issue of course is these new apps built with a sole focus of AI images for tracking. With a photo of restaurant food you can't see a sauce and the 5-10g of additional sugar content, can't get accurate guesses of what is in breads/pastas and figuring out general volumes of foods is not possible unless you have some kind of standard size reference in the frame.

[Iulioh]

Honestly the best use case i have seen is the ability to read a labels and add it to the database. (Similar to an OCR but better)

Correcting errors in MFP is the bane of my existence.

I have tried some other apps but i hated every single one of them for a reason or another and came back to MFP but that was one of the best features i would really love to have