Lose It! Snap a photo of your food to get nutritional facts
Snap It makes food tracking as easy as taking a picture. Simply upload a photo to Lose It! and Snap It will suggest foods it identifies, along with the calorie count and nutritional information, removing the #1 reason dieters quit tracking: the burden associated with logging meals.
How Snap It Beta works today:
* Open the Lose It! app and select a meal (breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack)
* Snap a picture of your meal
* Snap It will analyze your photo of the meal and provide food suggestions based on what it sees
* Users can then provide additional specifics for their photos. For example, if a user takes a photo of sushi, he or she can adjust the entry to indicate it was a salmon avocado roll or made with brown rice instead of white rice
* Select serving size
* Confirm and meal is logged
Snap It’s deep learning framework will learn and improve as users access the feature. Lose It!’s experience working with millions of users who track their food and exercise has given us unique access to data and insight that we can directly apply to make Snap It better. As these users begin using Snap It Beta, this dataset will grow dramatically and our ability to make useful, accurate and smart predictions from photos will continue to improve. Our goal is to evolve Snap It to a place where it can automatically recognize the specific foods, nutritional values and portion sizes in a photo.
How Snap It Beta works today:
* Open the Lose It! app and select a meal (breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack)
* Snap a picture of your meal
* Snap It will analyze your photo of the meal and provide food suggestions based on what it sees
* Users can then provide additional specifics for their photos. For example, if a user takes a photo of sushi, he or she can adjust the entry to indicate it was a salmon avocado roll or made with brown rice instead of white rice
* Select serving size
* Confirm and meal is logged
Snap It’s deep learning framework will learn and improve as users access the feature. Lose It!’s experience working with millions of users who track their food and exercise has given us unique access to data and insight that we can directly apply to make Snap It better. As these users begin using Snap It Beta, this dataset will grow dramatically and our ability to make useful, accurate and smart predictions from photos will continue to improve. Our goal is to evolve Snap It to a place where it can automatically recognize the specific foods, nutritional values and portion sizes in a photo.
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