Effective date: April 25, 2026. Last updated April 25, 2026.

Nutrition and AI Disclaimer

PlateCue is built around honest estimates. The app is useful only if users understand that photo nutrition analysis is approximate and should be corrected when details matter.

1. Operator

PlateCue is operated by MyTip Innovations s.r.o., company ID CZ21901236, registered office K lukam 1071/19a, 142 00 Praha-Libus, Czech Republic.

2. Not Medical Advice

PlateCue is a consumer wellness utility. It is not medical advice, a medical device, a healthcare provider, a dietitian, or a substitute for qualified professional guidance.

Do not use PlateCue to diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, monitor, or manage any disease or medical condition. Do not use PlateCue for emergencies, insulin dosing, medication decisions, allergy safety, eating disorder treatment, pregnancy care, pediatric nutrition, or specialized clinical nutrition.

3. Nutrition Estimates Are Approximate

Calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat, fiber, sodium, and other nutrients are estimates. They can be wrong because a meal photo or meal note may not capture:

Exact portion size, volume, or weight.
Hidden oils, butter, sauces, dressings, marinades, sweeteners, or thickeners.
Recipe ingredients, substitutions, or cooking methods.
Restaurant preparation methods or packaged food labels.
Food brands, fortification, or ingredient quality.
Food eaten before or after the photo was taken.

4. AI Can Be Confident and Wrong

AI analysis may misidentify foods, overestimate or underestimate portions, omit ingredients, invent details not visible in the image, or produce inconsistent estimates for similar meals. Confidence scores are product cues, not guarantees.

PlateCue's correction flow exists because the user often knows more than the photo or first estimate. Users should correct estimates using labels, recipes, weights, restaurant nutrition information, or professional guidance when accuracy matters.

5. Diet Patterns Are Context, Not Recommendations

PlateCue may support common diet patterns such as balanced, high protein, low carb, keto, Mediterranean, or vegetarian. Support for a pattern does not mean PlateCue recommends that pattern, claims it is best, or says it is appropriate for every user.

6. No Guaranteed Results

PlateCue does not guarantee weight loss, maintenance, muscle gain, health improvements, calorie accuracy, macro adherence, behavior change, or any specific outcome. Results depend on many factors outside the app, including individual biology, medical conditions, medications, sleep, activity, stress, professional guidance, and actual food intake.

7. When to Seek Professional Guidance

Ask a qualified healthcare professional before using nutrition targets or food logging if you have or suspect a medical condition, are pregnant, are under 18, have a history of disordered eating, manage allergies, take medications affected by food intake, or need a specialized diet.

8. User Responsibility

You are responsible for your food choices, corrections, nutrition decisions, and whether PlateCue is appropriate for your circumstances. PlateCue should not be your only source of information for health, medical, or nutrition decisions.

9. Copy Standard

App, website, App Store, and support copy should use words such as "estimate," "approximate," "starting point," "review," and "correct" when describing nutrition results. Copy should avoid guaranteed accuracy, medical claims, fear-based claims, shame labels, and one-size-fits-all diet advice.