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Counting calories from a photo of the plate
The demo is a recreation of the system, with made-up data: the original belongs to the client and is not published. No sign-up needed.
The context
Counting calories by hand gets abandoned in the first week: every meal is five searches in a food database and a portion you have to guess in grams. The photo replaces that data entry, and what's left to do is correct what the model didn't get right.
What the system does
- Recognition of the food on the plate from a photo
- Portion estimate for each item, with the confidence level in view
- Correct grams ingredient by ingredient, with the total recalculating
- A card for a meal already logged: which ingredient carries which share of the calories
- Daily target from Mifflin-St Jeor, with goal, rate and macro split you can edit
- A streak of logged days, with the calendar of the weeks before
- Weight and intake over the last eight weeks, to read the average and not the day
- Profile, units and notifications in a settings screen
