When you scan a meal photo or record a voice note, that photo or audio recording is sent to OpenAI, which returns an estimate of the foods and their nutrition. This happens solely to produce your estimate. Under our agreement with OpenAI, the content is not used to train their models.
We do not store your photos or recordings on our servers. They are processed in transit and only the resulting estimate is returned to your device, where you decide whether to save it.
To improve accuracy, the food names in the estimate (text only, no images or audio) are looked up in the Open Food Facts database. The same lookup happens when you search for a food by name or scan a barcode.