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Foodvisor: cost, fit and limits
Foodvisor is a nutrition app made by FOODVISOR, a French SAS registered with the Paris Trade and Companies Register. Its terms describe an AI Coach that generates answers automatically from a user's messages and photos, alongside meal logging with a meal photo screen.
What to know first
Foodvisor's terms of service describe an AI Coach that sends messages and photos to a third-party AI provider, which may keep them for abuse monitoring. The pricing page returned a 404 error when we tried it, so no plan prices or free-plan status were read. The terms say AI Coach messages may be used to improve the coach, subject to a privacy policy that was not opened for this page.
Foodvisor at a glance
| Maker | FOODVISOR (SAS, registered with the Paris Trade and Companies Register), France |
|---|---|
| Free plan | No |
| Entry price | Quote only |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Nutrition Tracking Apps in 2026, rank 9 of 11 |
| Website | foodvisor.io/en/terms-of-service/raw/ |
Who Foodvisor is best for
Users who want conversational guidance
The AI Coach answers from your messages and photos, so it fits someone who prefers asking questions over reading a dashboard of numbers.
Buyers who read terms before installing
The terms say plainly where messages and photos go and what the outside provider may keep, which makes the data route easy to assess.
French-registered-vendor preference
FOODVISOR is a French SAS registered in Paris, which matters to buyers who want a vendor under French law. That fact helps when you want a named registry entry to check.
Foodvisor plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Not checked | The pricing page returned a 404, and the terms we opened do not describe plan tiers. |
| Paid subscription | Not published on opened pages | No plan names or prices were read from the pricing URL we tried. The app store listing is the next place to check. |
| AI Coach | Not priced on opened pages | Described in the terms as generating answers from user messages and photos; whether it is a paid add-on was not stated. |
Checked November 2026.
What Foodvisor does
- AI Coach
- Answers are generated automatically from the user's messages and photos. The terms say feedback is used to improve answer quality and safety, which signals the coach is a learning product.
- Meal logging with photo screen
- The terms refer to a meal photo screen for logging meals. They do not say how portions are estimated, or whether a user can edit the result after the photo is analyzed.
- Third-party AI provider
- The terms state that AI Coach messages and photos are sent to an outside AI provider. The provider is not named in the part we read, so ask which company receives the data.
- Quality and safety feedback
- The terms say user feedback is used to improve the coach. How much feedback is human reviewed, and how it interacts with the privacy policy, was not stated in the opened text.
How Foodvisor handles your data
Foodvisor's terms state that AI Coach messages and photos are sent to a third-party AI provider, and that the provider may keep photos and messages for abuse monitoring. The terms say AI Coach messages may be used to improve the coach, subject to the Privacy Policy, which we did not open, so the training question is unresolved. Retention beyond abuse monitoring, hosting region and certifications were not checked. The operator is FOODVISOR, a French SAS registered with the Paris Trade and Companies Register. Read the privacy policy before sending photos of anything beyond meals.
Where Foodvisor falls short in practice
- No prices read. The pricing page returned 404, so neither plan prices nor free-plan status could be confirmed from the pages we opened. The terms page we did read lists no tiers either.
- Training depends on an unread policy. The terms defer to a privacy policy on whether coach messages improve the model. Until that is read, the training question stays open. Ask the vendor which provider that is and how long it keeps data.
- Provider keeps data for monitoring. The terms say the outside AI provider may keep photos and messages for abuse monitoring, so deleting a chat in the app may not delete every copy.
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Foodvisor: common questions
What is Foodvisor's AI Coach?
According to the terms of service, the AI Coach generates answers automatically from a user's messages and photos. The terms add that feedback is used to improve answer quality and safety. Prices and access conditions were not readable because the pricing page returned a 404 error.
Where do Foodvisor photos go?
The terms say AI Coach messages and photos are sent to a third-party AI provider, which may keep them for abuse monitoring. The provider is not named in the part of the terms we read, so ask support which company receives them.
How much does Foodvisor cost?
We could not read a price. The pricing page returned a 404 error in November 2026, and the terms of service list no plan tiers. Look at the app store listing for the current subscription price before you install. Do not assume the app is free because its terms mention no fee.
Does Foodvisor train AI on my messages?
The terms say AI Coach messages may be used to improve the coach, subject to the Privacy Policy. We did not open that policy, so the extent of training use is not confirmed. Read it before sharing health details. The terms do not say how long feedback is stored.
Who runs Foodvisor?
The terms name FOODVISOR, a French SAS registered with the Paris Trade and Companies Register. Hosting region and certifications were not checked, so a French company does not by itself confirm where chat and photo data are stored. Ask support where coach messages are processed.