Frequently asked questions
What to know before you start.
Clear answers about estimates, plans, subscriptions, nutrition tracking, privacy, and platform availability.
Are photo estimates exact?
No. Photo results are estimates. CalorieSnap shows an estimated range and lets you review foods, portions, calories, and available nutrition details.
How does CalorieSnap begin?
Open CalorieSnap from the App Store, complete Goal to Plan, and choose monthly or annual subscription access. Then snap a meal, review the calorie range, and see tonight's balance.
Does everyone receive a calorie target?
No. A calorie target appears only when the selected path and safety inputs support one. People can also choose to track nutrition without selecting a weight goal.
Can CalorieSnap track protein and macros?
CalorieSnap can show protein, carbohydrates, and fat when the underlying meal and account data support them. It does not promise a prescribed protein target for every user.
What does CalorieSnap calorie agent do?
CalorieSnap calorie agent uses your plan and logged day to provide general-wellness guidance about meals, patterns, and training basics. It is not medical care.
How does the subscription work?
CalorieSnap access is available for $9.99 a month or $69.99 a year through Apple. Apple shows the localized price, renewal terms, and any introductory offer your Apple ID is eligible for before purchase.
Does CalorieSnap connect to Apple Health?
Yes. Apple Health connections are optional and read-only. You choose which supported information CalorieSnap may read.
Is CalorieSnap available on Android?
Not yet. CalorieSnap is on iPhone today. Android is coming soon.
Can I export or delete my data?
Yes. Account-data export and account deletion are available from Privacy and Data in the app.
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