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Version 3.0.1 · 2025-06-23
- Additional polishing added to the app
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The store currently lists version 3.0.1, updated 2025-06-23.






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Simplify the way you track your daily diet with Mealcheck AI by taking an image of any meal in front of you or by choosing a meal from your phone gallery for our super powerful AI to scan and analyze.
Tracking your progress daily doesn't need to be boring and complicated. Mealcheck AI is a unique meal tracking solution that handles 99% of the heavy lifting for you by reducing the mental burden of having to deal with it every day. Simply snap a picture of your meal or drink and let our super powerful AI do the rest. Our cutting-edge technology analyzes the food contents of your image with unparalleled accuracy, providing you with a detailed breakdown of its nutritional components. You can also just take pictures of your meals using the default Camera app, and select them from the gallery for analysis later.…
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- Additional polishing added to the app
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