Looks like an ok app but has very bad raring of the food you are tanking picture of. Took the same picture through to different health apps and chat gpt who they all said the same, but BitePal where w... See more
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BitePal is an AI-powered calorie tracker that analyzes your food photos and gives instant health insights. Eat better without guilt.
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Their refund policy is misleading. They advertise a money-back guarantee, but in reality you must use the app to qualify. If you realize immediately that the app isn’t for you and request a refund, it’s still denied. Not customer-friendly at all.

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