I built MetricSync after getting annoyed with how clunky most nutrition apps feel once you move past perfect single-item meals.
The pitch is simple. It is cheaper than CalAI, gives you more ways to log food with photo, barcode, and natural language input, and we have been pushing hard on better accuracy for messy real meals instead of just clean product shots.
Been testing AI nutrition trackers hard and kept running into the same thing: CalAI is solid, but I wanted something cheaper with more features and better accuracy on real meals.
So I built MetricSync.
It is an AI nutrition tracker with a 3 day free trial: www.metricsync.download
Main goal was making logging fast without getting garbage estimates back. Right now the pitch is pretty simple: cheaper than CalAI more features better accuracy in my testing
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