SnapMeal: AI meal log journal vs. AIforGoogleSlides

SnapMeal: AI meal log journal

AI diet companion app that tracks what you eat, recording calories, food, health rating, and liquid intake.

AIforGoogleSlides

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Reviewed on 9/23/2024

Just became a member, weekly membership. I've logged my two meals of the day so far and drinks. Seems to be a good way if you want to quickly take on good food / health habits and track/check food score, eating, etc. A friend of mine just recommended Noom Meal this morning. Quite happy tbh! --- *Snap Meal (made a typo, not Noon Meal, sorry)

Reviewed on 9/23/2024

Really efficient app. Again, I really like their AI model that has been trained in nutrition. Now, you will also be required to enrol one of their $2 tier (so not 100% free), but works very well for me

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Affordable AI model specifically trained in nutrition2
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You will need to enroll a tier for full usage2
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Native Google Slides add-on1
Professional slide templates1
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