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Frank Denbow

Lose It! - Snap a photo of your food to get nutritional facts

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Lose It! is an app that gets nutritional information right from the pictures you take of your food.

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Jean-Paul Horn
Would love to try it, but forced Sign up is an instant delete for me. Sorry guys.
Lasse R
@jeanpaulh your comment made me not even try. Thanks for warning me :-)
Greg Schuler
@jeanpaulh This product looks interesting, but your comment is a great reminder that we made the right sign-up decision for our product!
Mike Baumwoll
@jeanpaulh Forced as in it asked for information before I signed into the app?
Alex!
Honestly, this is probably the best link on PH today. The technology looks amazing, and on par with the type of ML that the big tech giants are working on. In terms of user scenario--this really hits the spot! Very well executed--it'll be great to see where the product heads to next, and what integrations are coming up (ie: FitBit, HealthKit, etc.)
Eric Puidokas
Maker
Hey Product Hunt! The @loseit team is excited to introduce Snap It, the first-ever, consumer-ready, food photo analysis and tracking feature to hit the market. Snap It uses some of today’s most advanced image recognition technology to deliver the best consumer food tracking experience in the world. 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. Learn more at www.loseit.com/snapit
Rachel Mersky
@epuidokas @loseit This looks great! Haven't downloaded yet, but from looking at the website, at least. Do you guys have icons for every food type?! 😱
Jeff Hill
how specifically can it track candy? Like, can it tell how many Twizzlers are stuck together or will it count it as one? Asking for a friend.
Frank Denbow
Hunter
Check Snap It by Lose It!, the first-ever food photo analysis and tracking feature to hit the market.
Elizabeth
You made this look pretty & simple. I'd get away from the "losing weight" only angle & embrace the #QuantifiedSelf community... @loseit @dragonstyle @epuidokas @frank_denbow
Zee M Kane
It isn't perfect yet but it is incredible
Corey Abramowitz
Hi Eric, does it know what you're eating when you've made something froms scratch? For example, if I make pasta sauce from scratch, will it know what I have in there?
Corey Abramowitz
Seriously cool though.
Eric Puidokas
Maker
@mrabramowitz We can often identify sauce, but we're not to the point yet where we can break down ingredients further in that case. With enough data, our model should start to learn what ingredients compose some foods, but there will always be cases where it's impossible from a photo alone. For example, we won't ever know exactly what's inside your burrito based on a photo from the outside- unless you take a bite before snapping the pic :)
Alex Barnes
Haven't tried the app yet but I am very excited about this. I have always wanted to regularly track my meals but always stopped after a few days -- it was too annoying to manually enter in everything. I can imagine this will help a lot of people (like me!) track their meals and stick to diets
Danny Strockis
Can I take a picture of the nutritional facts label on a wrapper?
Anton Eliasson
Not available outside the US? :/
Charles Teague
Maker
@antoneliasson sorry you aren't seeing it! It is available pretty much worldwide- can you share location and platform so we can troubleshoot?
Charles Teague
Maker
@antoneliasson so much for pretty much. We aren't in South Korea yet because we don't have a solid enough localised database. Apologies that you can't take this for a spin just yet. Can't give you a firm ETA on getting there right now.
Anton Eliasson
@dragonstyle There's a ton of expats living and working in SK, not sure what the benefit is to not have it here tbh... That being said, if you want help to localize it for the Korean market, send me a DM :)
Albert Ohanyan
How accurate it will analyze ? Same food with different chef may have different nutritions
Mark Thomas McEwan
great potential, might give this a try - i don't mind the sign up as long as their is value in it
Tom Reidy
Brilliant! Such a great idea.
Stephane
I only see the scan barcode option, not the snap. Is it a paid feature?
Adrian Rubin
This is a great idea, especially with the holiday season coming up. I may less inclined to eat a lot food if I know exactly what is in it.
Matthew Boyle
Awesome idea and product.
Chuck Kahn
When will there be an app that can just scan and analyze my tumblr food blog for data?
Bob Senoff
Lose It! Is perfect. The bar code scanning of nutrition makes it easy to track what you have eaten and it tracks your weight by either manually entering it or through your scale. And connected to my Apple Watch all of my exercise calories are tracked. Whenever you are ready to lose weight start tracking what you eat and exercise, weight yourself every day and the weight will come off.
Chuck Kahn
It seems to use barcodes, not pictures. Now I've signed up for nothing.