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PlateLens vs What The Food

Compare what each tool does, what it costs, and how it fits your workflow.

Designed for
Snap a photo, get instant nutrition facts.
It's like Shazam, but for your meals.
Primary task
Calorie tracking
Food analysis
Pricing
Freemium · Free + from $19.99/mo
Freemium · Free + from $14.99/mo
Pricing details
Free + from $19.99/mo
Free + from $14.99/mo
Billing cycle
Monthly
Monthly
API access
Not documented
Not documented
Platforms
Web
Web
Integrations
Not documented
Make
Source rating
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Catalog imported
31 Aug 2026
31 Aug 2026
Listed strengths
  • Instant nutrition analysis
  • Advanced image recognition technology
  • Detailed calorie and nutrient breakdown
  • Recognizes diverse cuisines
  • Recognizes home-cooked dishes
  • Instant food detection
  • Comprehensive nutritional results
  • Macro tracking app
  • Calorie counter by recipe
  • Cost effective tool
Listed limitations
  • Accuracy dependent on photo quality
  • Unable to identify hidden ingredients
  • Requires manual correction for inaccuracies
  • Depends on phone camera capabilities
  • Multi-language support limited to two languages
  • Accuracy decreases with complex recipes
  • Requires high-quality images
  • No data storage for scans
  • Doesn't recognize certain non-common foods
  • Fractional serving adjustments unavailable

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