Foodvisor in the news

The article evaluates the effectiveness and features of calorie-counting applications like Foodvisor, Lifesum, and MyFitnessPal for nutritional tracking.

Foodvisor secured $4.5 million in funding to expand its AI-driven nutrition app that tracks calories via meal photography.

AI nutrition app Foodvisor secured $4.5 million in funding to expand its photo-based meal tracking and coaching platform.

Comme J’aime's parent company Xynergy plans to double its annual revenue to 500 million euros through international expansion and diversification by 2029.

This guide reviews the best free mobile apps for calorie counting and personalized nutrition tracking, featuring Foodvisor as a top pick for its photo-recognition technology.

This article evaluates the reliability and specific features of popular nutritional apps including Yuka and Foodvisor.

Consumer applications like Yuka and Foodvisor are transforming shopping habits by providing instant nutritional ratings, despite ongoing debates regarding their scientific accuracy.

Product rating applications are facing new recommendations from the French government to improve their transparency and scientific methodology.

Foodvisor uses image recognition and AI to track nutrition, providing a comprehensive calorie counter and coaching platform.

An AI-powered app identifies food through photos and barcodes to provide personalized nutrition coaching and fitness plans.

Design agency Koto rebranded the nutrition app Foodvisor with a warm visual identity, new typography, and an interactive avocado mascot.

Foodvisor, a personalized nutrition app, successfully pivoted to a paid subscription model and expanded its market to the United States after appearing on a TV show.

Elior Group and Foodvisor have launched an AI visual recognition solution to automate meal tray checkout and provide personalized nutritional data.

Foodvisor pitched its AI-powered nutrition app on M6's 'Qui veut être mon associé?' to secure funding for its growth and technical expansion.

Foodvisor secured $4.5 million in funding to expand its AI food-tracking app and nutritionist coaching services into the United States.

Foodvisor raised 4 million euros to expand its AI-powered nutrition coaching app and launch in the United States.

Foodvisor raised 4 million euros to scale its AI-powered nutrition coaching app and explore new B2B markets like corporate wellness.

An AI-powered mobile app that automates diet tracking by using image recognition to log meals and nutritional data.

A mobile app that uses image recognition and deep learning to automate meal logging and provide personalized nutrition coaching.

Foodvisor, a nutrition coaching app that analyzes food from photos, is rapidly expanding its user base, especially in the US, and plans to double its staff by 2020.