ate
Noko Labs v1.0.0
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ate turns the food you eat into a sticker collection. Send a photo of a meal to ChatGPT and ask ate to save it: ChatGPT names the dish, and ate files it in your collection with its cuisine and the country it comes from. Next time you open the ate app on Android, the dish has been cut out of the photo as a sticker and placed in your collection and on your food map. You can also ask about what you have eaten: what you had in a city or on a trip, how many cuisines you have tried, or when you last had a dish. What ate does in ChatGPT: - Saves a food photo you share to your ate collection, with the date and place you mention. - Shows a card with the photo, the dish, its cuisine and country, and a button to open the app. - Answers questions about your collection. ate only keeps photos of real food. A photo that is not a meal, or shows a whole table of dishes, is not saved, and ChatGPT tells you why. ate never sees the rest of your conversation. You need an ate account: get the app on Google Play and sign in with the same account when you connect.
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ate turns the food you eat into a sticker collection. Send a photo of a meal to ChatGPT and ask ate to save it: ChatGPT names the dish, and ate files it in your collection with its cuisine and the country it comes from. Next time you open the ate app on Android, the dish has been cut out of the photo as a sticker and placed in your collection and on your food map. You can also ask about what you have eaten: what you had in a city or on a trip, how many cuisines you have tried, or when you last had a dish. What ate does in ChatGPT: - Saves a food photo you share to your ate collection, with the date and place you mention. - Shows a card with the photo, the dish, its cuisine and country, and a button to open the app. - Answers questions about your collection. ate only keeps photos of real food. A photo that is not a meal, or shows a whole table of dishes, is not saved, and ChatGPT tells you why. ate never sees the rest of your conversation. You need an ate account: get the app on Google Play and sign in with the same account when you connect.
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First release: save food photos to ate and ask about your collection.
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- Package author
- Noko Labs
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- Save food photos to your collection
- Look up what you ate and where
Package observed Oct 7, 2026.
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- Oct 7, 2026 · 18:00 UTC
- Last seen
- Oct 7, 2026 · 18:00 UTC
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