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This is completely wrong. For example, you can increase the amount of oil or butter in a recipe, doubling or tripling its calorie count, and you would never be

This is completely wrong. For example, you can increase the amount of oil or butter in a recipe, doubling or tripling its calorie count, and you would never be able to tell from a picture.

weird-eye-issue 1y ago
I imagine it just autofills the information and then you can edit it to make it more accurate You'd have to be kind of stupid to expect it to actually be 100% accurate for all meals
- anothermoron 1y ago
  Therefore... 4. I don't need this app.
- arghwhat 1y ago
  The point of the app is to figure out the calories of a meal automatically by taking a photo. Without knowing the amount of sugar, butter, oil, etc. is used in a dish, one cannot know if a dish is worth 250 kilocalories or 750 kilocalories. If I need to manually fill in details of ingredients and amounts to get to the calories to be have an error margin of less than 100%, then the app is not useful and is at best misleading.
- rsynnott 1y ago
  ... So if you already know the answer you can correct it? I mean, what possible use is that?