MyNetDiary, a nutrition and diet app with 25 million registered users and 1.5 million monthly active users, has unveiled its next-generation AI Meal Scan, which simplifies meal tracking using advanced image recognition.

By snapping a photo of their meal, users can log an entire plate of different foods – including toppings and sauces – within seconds. The AI identifies multiple items in a single image, estimates portion sizes and calculates up to 107 nutrients using MyNetDiary’s database of 1.7 million verified foods. With an accuracy rate that estimates food amounts within ±20%—outperforming human estimates without a food scale—users can rely on more precise calorie and nutrient tracking with ease.

“This innovation addresses one of the biggest challenges in nutrition tracking: the time and effort required to log meals,” said Sergey Oreshko, CEO of MyNetDiary. “AI Meal Scan allows users to log meals in seconds with unmatched accuracy, by combining the latest AI advancements with our verified food database. We’ve redefined convenience and reliability for our users with remarkable precision, helping them stay consistent and achieve their goals faster and more effectively.”

AI Meal Scan builds on a banner year for MyNetDiary, which added several user-focused features, including Advanced Autopilot – which adopts to a user’s metabolism and dynamically adjusts calorie and macro target, intermittent fasting support, DASH diet and Personalized Daily Advice—tailored recommendations similar to having a dietitian in your pocket.