Questions people ask.
How accurate are the estimates?
About as good as a careful guess from someone looking at your plate. Portions are the hard part, which is why every estimate tells you what it assumed and asks about the things it couldn’t see. Answering those questions makes it noticeably more accurate, and you can always type in the real number.
Who can see what I eat?
Only the people at the tables you join. There’s no public profile, nothing to follow, and nothing shared outside your tables.
Who sees my weight?
The people at your tables. A family table sees each other’s weight and BMI on one chart, so you can keep each other going. Your age and the rest of your plan stay yours, and nothing leaves the tables you join.
What does it cost?
Joining a table and typing your own numbers are free, and everyone brings 10 meals on us when they first sit down. After that, a table buys meals in packs that everyone at it shares: $5 for 300 or $10 for 700. A meal is one photo or one description, and fixing an estimate is free. One payment, nothing renews.
Does it understand Arabic dishes?
Yes. It names Gulf, Levantine and North African dishes the way you would: kabsa, machboos, mansaf, harees, fattoush. The app itself is in English for now; Arabic is coming.
Can I take something back?
Always. Delete any meal or move it to another day. Leave a table and your meals stop showing there.