eait: AI Calorie tracker

Photograph the meal. Get the numbers, and a verdict on them. eait reads what is on your plate from a photograph and judges it against the targets computed for you — not a generic scale, and not somebody else's diet. WHAT IT DOES • Photograph a meal, or type what you ate. Calories and macros come back in seconds. • Wrong portion? Say so in plain words — "the rice was half that" — and it re-reads and recomputes. • Every meal is judged against your own targets, and the verdict says why in words rather than in a coloured dot you have to interpret. • A diary of any day, not only today. • Apple Health, both directions: weight, body composition, energy, activity and sleep come in, and the meals you log go back out, so Health's own nutrition figures include them. YOUR TARGET SHOWS ITS ARITHMETIC The calorie target is computed from what you tell it, and the screen shows the working: maintenance, the deficit, and the floor. The deficit is capped at a share of maintenance, and the target never goes below 1,200 kcal for women or 1,500 kcal for men. That floor is unconditional. WHAT IT COSTS Your plan and your first 15 analyses come before it asks you for anything — no account and no card. After that, eait is a subscription: 7 days free, then monthly or yearly, bought and cancelled in the App Store, with the price shown in your currency before you agree. A one-time lifetime unlock is offered too. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ PRIVACY • No account to create. Sign in with Apple only if you want your history to survive losing this phone. • Signing in gives us your email address, and nothing else: no name, no contacts. It runs your account. Without an account there is no address at all. • Photographs are kept with the meal they logged and erased with the account. • Delete everything from inside the app, and it is gone. Estimates from photographs, not measurements: on 8 reference dishes with weighed ingredients, the median error was about 28%, and the correction is how you close the rest. Not medical advice.