CleanEats combines food scanning, meal planning, and calorie tracking in one app. Its listing says users can scan meals, barcodes, and food labels to see estimated calories, ingredients, and a health score. A tracker lets users log what they eat, while the planner organizes meals across a week and displays ingredient details.
The app also describes a recipe library, personalized meal suggestions, and shopping lists. These tools may help someone collect meal ideas and organize grocery planning, but scans and nutrition summaries depend on the source data and should be treated as estimates. A health score is an app-generated interpretation, not a clinical assessment.
Food information can be incomplete or wrong, especially when a packaged product or serving size is not recognized correctly. The app’s nutrition guidance is not medical or dietetic care, and people managing allergies or health conditions should confirm ingredients with reliable sources. The listing reviewed does not state current subscription prices or clearly describe paid tiers. We have not tested scanner accuracy, recipe suitability, or data export.
