Workout App Ladder Launches Nutrition-Tracking Experience
Fitness app Ladder debuts a new nutrition tracking feature, allowing users to input macros by snapping a photo.
Advanced AI models have enabled fitness apps to log food using methods like text, voice, and images, increasing their popularity.
- Startups like Alma and Cal AI have launched new apps or added nutritional tracking functionality.
- Existing apps like LifeSum, Healthify, MyFitnessPal, and MyNetDiary have also expanded their services.
Ladder introduces Ladder Nutrition, a calorie-tracking platform within its main app, offering various input methods: taking a picture, scanning a barcode, typing, or voice description.
Advanced AI models have improved understanding of different input types, converting them into nutritional data.
Author's summary: Ladder launches nutrition tracking feature with photo input.
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