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Rating: Calorie & nutrition trackers

Eato®: Calorie Tracker

doubtful rating

The idea of photographing a dish instead of manual entry is appealing, and some users do achieve results. But AI regularly gets portions and calories wrong, data can change without the user knowing, and losing all history on reinstall makes the tool unreliable.

35real score
4.8store star
23,299ratings
About the rating

A 4.75 store rating catastrophically diverges from textAvg 2.38 and only 19% five-stars: real reviews document inaccurate AI, unstable data, history loss after deletion, and opaque monetization.

Strengths

What users love

  • Photo scanning of a plate reduces logging friction and allows people who previously gave up on tracking to reach their goal.
Weak spots

What users hate

  • Calorie values change spontaneously after saving
  • Making the diary untrustworthy.

Who it is for

People just starting to count calories who can accept approximate accuracy

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