Calorie and macronutrient values in Eatly are estimates. They come from general food databases, AI-based recognition, and your own entries. They will not match laboratory-measured values exactly and may vary significantly between brands, recipes, and preparations.
Portion estimates — particularly those generated from photos or free-text descriptions — are approximations. Actual quantities can be substantially larger or smaller than what Eatly assumes.
Food database entries can be outdated, incomplete, or wrong. The same name can refer to very different products.
For anything critical — allergens, medical diets, contest prep, medication interactions — check the original product label or consult a qualified professional. Do not rely solely on Eatly.