Snapcalorie Reviews 

Not free
Not accurate
Just a scam, and did even take more money even tho it’s said free

Says "FREE" - it's not. So I started using since I had paid. The app is incredibly inaccurate. The Barcode sometimes works, sometimes not. Same with AI scan. So unless you input most things manually the data is inaccurate. Shame as the concept is brilliant.

I have found this app really helpful and am finally after 40 years, losing weight. I started at the beginning of the year. It has helped me see where I have been going wrong. I would highly recommend it to anyone who believes they continually diet and never succeed.

It has encouraged me to do little workouts to boost my calorie intake, swap regular snacks for healthy snacks. Mind blowing seeing what poor choices I was making, thinking I was eating healthy but either too much, or they were actually good for you, but really high in calories.

My biggest shock was my weekly party Friday was taking my whole daily calorie allowance, this is no longer the case.

The idea is great, but the execution is horrible: slow, unreliable - waste of money. Should have done a week of free trial first.

The idea would be perfect.
After a few weeks of trial and error I deleted this app.

I understand that reliably detecting food by taking a picture of a plate is a difficult task.

SnapCalorie sometimes does it surprisingly well (it recognizes Tatziki!).
But often it's completely wrong:
- It shows "meat in sauce" instead of ratatouille
- It shows a glass of coffee with milk instead of rosé wine
- The quantities are often totally unrealistic.

Therefore, I cannot recommend this app at all.

I hate to call out companies publicly. Specially as an entrepreneur myself, I know we are all trying our best. Snapcalorie charged my credit card “via link” for a product we never signed up for. Not a misunderstanding. Not a miscommunication. A charge for service we never requested, never used and never received an invoice until the credit was charged.
When I asked for a refund, I was told too bad too sad you agreed to the YEARLY subscription when you paid for the trial a year ago. You should have gone on the app (I did not even know about this app until they charges me ) and you should have cancelled your subscription.
Companies should not use deception tactics (no clear mention you are signing up for a subscription) to keep your credit card and charge it. I did not receive a service, I did not use their up since May (per the company themselves) yet they feel it’s ok with no warning to charge credit cards for people clearly not using their service. I can’t stand this dishonesty and money grab.

Shame on you.

Very unreliable information. Obviously the pages have been created by scraping other pages and then AI puts it together coherently- even if that makes it's totally wrong. Here's a good example. They have a page for Kraft Fat Free Parmesan Cheese (Hey, TP, you validate reviews for spam/profanity, etc., why can't you allow links and add that to the validation process) The product has never existed. Kraft has fat free cheese, and they have Parmesan, and the damnable bot/AI combo have used those two facts to give you *exact* nutrition information for a product that has never existed. "Made from real Parmesan cheese?" The mozarella is. That is just a level of garbage that should be actionable.