MyFoodMate AI reviews

User reviews

• Eat better

  “I really like the photo idea itself. It’s like showing your plate to the person who’s keeping a food diary for you. For me, it’s much easier than standard trackers”

• Gain muscle

  “I use it after workouts. It’s especially convenient for quickly checking protein intake and seeing if I need to add anything else to my diet. I don't have to open up tables and do the calculations myself”

• Lose weight

  “It’s a great tool for anyone who usually estimates portion sizes by eye. I started paying attention to portion sizes and realized that my problem wasn't so much the sweets, but rather the sheer amount of regular food I was eating”

• Eat better

  “I’ve tried keeping a food diary several times and always gave up after a week. I stuck with it longer this time precisely because I didn’t have to manually enter everything”

• Lose weight

  “It sometimes makes mistakes with complex dishes—especially salads with dressing—but generally, it identifies the main components correctly. After a few minor adjustments, the result is quite useful”

• Stay in shape

  “I liked that I don't have to weigh every single cucumber or piece of meat. Sure, you probably still need a scale for perfect accuracy, but this level is enough for everyday monitoring”

• Gain muscle

  “Protein helps me the most. I used to think I was eating properly, but when I started looking at the stats, it turned out I was constantly falling short on protein. Now, at least I know what to add”

• Gain muscle

  “It works well when you’re cooking more or less the same things and don’t want to re-enter the ingredients every time. I mostly use it in the evening to see how much of my daily calorie and macro allowance I have left”

• Eat better

  “I really liked the format, specifically on Telegram. There’s no need to download a separate app or create yet another account. Just open it, take a photo, and get the result”

• Lose weight

  “I started taking photos of literally everything I eat. It turned out that some of my usual meals were much higher in calories than I had thought. That alone helped me tweak my diet a bit”

• Stay in shape

  “I’ve been using it for about a month. I prefer looking at weekly averages rather than focusing on each individual day; it makes it much clearer where I’m actually going over my calorie limit”

• Lose weight

  “The most convenient feature is using a photo instead of manual entry. Recognition isn't always perfect, but usually, you only need to correct one item. All in all, it’s still much faster than keeping a manual log”

• Eat better

  “I used to have no idea how much I was eating in a day. What I liked here is that you just have to take a picture of your plate instead of sitting there looking up every single food item. It’s perfect for keeping track of your diet”

• Eat better

  “I used to quit after a week—entering the gram amounts got tedious. Here, you just take a photo and that’s it. I haven’t missed a single day in two months, and for the first time, I can see that my fiber intake is consistently low.”

• Lose weight

  “I use it because of the Score. I already had a rough idea about the calories, but it was only here that I realized I was barely eating any vegetables. I lost 4 kg in three months without any starvation dieting.”

• Stay in shape

  “Finally, a tracker that recognizes plov and manti. The tone is calm—it doesn't say I’ve done something wrong. I’d like to see more Kazakh dishes in the catalog.”

• Gain muscle

  “I’m bulking up, so hitting my protein target is important. I take photos of everything I eat and check in the evening to see what’s left-it’s convenient that the app suggests dishes based specifically on the remaining allowance.”

• Lose weight

  “It recognizes almost everything, though it sometimes confuses sour cream with mayonnaise in salads. It can be corrected with just two taps, so it’s not a big deal. I like that there’s no pressure or promises of quick results”

• Eat better

  “The weekly averages are what matter most. I used to get upset over a single day of overeating, but now I see that things even out over the course of the week”