Constan
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What it does
Know what you're really eating. In seconds. Constan turns every label and every meal into a clear, honest answer, no more squinting at ingredient lists, no more guessing whether something actually fits your goals.
Téléchargez l’app Constan: AI Food Scanner développée par Nicholas Liljenberg dans l’App Store. Consultez les captures d’écran, les notes et avis, les astuces…
Gratuit · Achats intégrés · Conçue pour iPad. Non validée pour macOS. Forme et santé Création Nicholas Liljenberg Langue FR + 26 autres Taille 37,2 Mo iPhone, iPad Know what you're really eating. In seconds. Constan turns every label and every meal into a clear, honest answer — no more squinting at ingredient lists, no more guessing whether something actually fits your goals. Scan any label Point your camera at any packaged product and get an instant verdict: Clean, Caution, or Avoid — along with exactly which ingredients earned that rating, and why. No jargon, no ambiguity, just a clear answer before it goes in your cart. Scan any meal Home-cooked, restaurant, takeout — photograph what's…from apps.apple.com
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