AteMate Food Journal (Ate)
authentic ratingA photo food diary without forced calorie counting occupies its niche and keeps people coming back for years. The AI food analysis sometimes produces absurd ratings like 'low in nutrients' for legumes, and a subscription locks most features.
66real score
4.8store star
10,262ratings
About the rating
74% five-stars match the high textAvg of 4.3 and specific descriptions of years of daily use, a lock-screen widget, and integration with smart scales.
Strengths
What users love
- The app's gentle tone helps build mindful eating habits without the anxiety that strict calorie counting causes.
Weak spots
What users hate
- The AI meal rating often gets it wrong regardless of what is actually on the plate
- And users cannot correct the verdict manually.
Who it is for
People who want to track eating through photos without calorie counting
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