Foodzilla

Foodzilla

Measure nutrition in a snap!

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Take a picture of your meal and Foodzilla instantly detects ingredients and measures calories including nutritional value such as carbs (including sugar), fats, protein, vitamins and minerals. It's the supercharged version of the SeeFood app from Silicon Valley.
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Launch tags:iOS•iPad•Health & Fitness
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Mo
Foodzilla
Maker
Hi Product Hunt 👋, My name is Mido and I'm the founder of Foodzilla. Thanks to @chrismessina for the hunt. The problem Foodzilla is trying to solve is understanding the nutritional value of your meals in an easy and fun way. All you have to do is take a picture of your meal and nutrition data show up. I'll be here for any questions, concerns or suggestions.
Ryan Snyder
Looks awesome, any chance an Android version is in the works?
Mo
Foodzilla
Maker
@overeasyplease Yes, working on an Android version. Cheers.
Joe Dempsey
Hi, how accurate it is? (Ingredient detection & portion sizes)
Mo
Foodzilla
Maker
@jbpdempsey Hi Joe, great question. Most ingredients are detected correctly however it could fail to detect things that are hard to see such as oil for example. As for portions, I've used a default portion size for each type of ingredient based on internet data but the user can adjust the portions as shown in the video.
Cyrus Chuang
@jbpdempsey @burrewoo would love to know if the app helps users figure out the portion of the food because weight might not make sense to some people. Maybe provide a size comparison object?
Yvan Scher
what was your process to do data collection for your image classifier? did you scrape the web or do something else? The quality of that process will probably determine how good your app is.
Mo
Foodzilla
Maker
@yvanscher Hi Yvan, I use a combination of my own model and a 3rd party service to detect the food.
William Woodhead
This looks super interesting! having a monthly breakdown of your nutrition would be so useful and good for your health.
Mo
Foodzilla
Maker
@willam_woodhead Hi William, yes a monthly breakdown is in the works. The data is there I just need to plot it in a graph :D. Thanks for the suggestion.
Jason Leibowitz
How is this different from Bitesnap? https://www.producthunt.com/post...
Mo
Foodzilla
Maker
Hi @jasonleibowitz, great question. There are few differences between the two. First, Bitesnap isn't available outside US/Canada, Foodzilla is available worldwide. Second, Bitesnap is focused on being a Food Journal/Logger, Foodzilla focuses on educating users about their food and sharing their delicious meals with others. Finally, the premium plans offered in Foodzilla are the most affordable compared to all health apps that provide similar features (e.g. macronutrients tracking using AI).
Nik
Great idea. But it doesn’t work at all. I think it is impossible to detect even with 40% accuracy
Mo
Foodzilla
Maker
@platonenkonik Hi Nikita, we've made a bunch of improvements and bug fixes since then. It should be much more accurate now :). Thanks.
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