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“So, two calorie tracking apps have been blowing up, and I kept seeing people argue about”
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- 0:00So, two calorie tracking apps have been blowing up,
- 0:03and I kept seeing people argue about
- 0:05which one's actually better, Cal AI or Yazio.
Borrow authority by conceding that a photo cannot be perfectly accurate, compare the app with weighing or MyFitnessPal, then position speed and rough consistency—not magic—as the reason to use Cal AI.
Established fitness coaches and physique creators explaining when a photo estimate is useful and when manual tracking still wins · 14 creators · 15 posts
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