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FoodScan by Pingoo AI

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Snap a slice of banana bread and Pingoo's FoodScan shows calories, macros, and the assumptions behind the estimate.

FoodScan by Pingoo AI turns a photo of your meal into a nutrition estimate. Here's how the walkthrough goes, using a small slice of banana bread.

How FoodScan works

  1. From the Pingoo home tab, open FoodScan and tap the orange Scan button.
  2. On the Scan tab, tap the big camera or pick a photo from your library. You'll see how many scans you have left today.
  3. Point the camera at your plate. Pingoo guides you to the best angle and distance, and the guides turn green when you're good to capture.
  4. Review the result: Banana Nut Bread, an estimated 75 grams measured with LiDAR, at 245 calories, plus carbs, protein, and fat.
  5. Check the assumptions Pingoo shares (recipe richness, loaf type, nuts, and density). Change any answer, then re-analyze to refine the estimate.

Tracking and learning

The Reports tab rolls up what you log:

  • Day: today's meals and their macros
  • Week: calories per day and average macros
  • Month: every day you've logged, so you can spot streaks

The History tab keeps a running record of every meal you've scanned, with calories and timestamps. You can also learn more about your diet through gamified flash cards. Pick a group like Fat, Sugar, or Minerals, hit Play, and swipe through. Your summary tracks topics completed, cards played, and total points.

Pingoo is a personalized AI health companion, available on iOS and Android.

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