Disclaimer

SahiPlate is a photo-based food coach that works across 15 cuisines — Indian, Italian, Mexican, Thai, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Greek, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, American, European, South American and Ethiopian. Portion guidance, meal blueprints, and ingredient names use familiar terms from each cuisine (e.g. roti, pasta, sushi, taco). The app never asks you to count calories — it uses qualitative portion tiers and ingredient checks instead.

SahiPlate provides general informational guidance only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a qualified physician, registered dietitian, or nutritionist. Never disregard professional advice or delay seeking it because of something you read in this app. If you have a medical condition (diabetes, kidney disease, heart disease, PCOS, pregnancy, eating disorders, food allergies, etc.), consult your doctor before changing your diet.

Photo-based food detection and allergy checks are AI-assisted and can be wrong. Hidden ingredients (ghee, butter, nuts, dairy, gluten, shellfish, sesame, mustard, soy, etc.) are common across many cuisines and may not be visible in a photo. Always verify ingredients with the cook, restaurant, or packaging before eating, especially if you have a serious allergy. SahiPlate is not liable for allergic reactions or adverse health events.

SahiPlate can flag items as vegetarian, vegan, Jain-friendly, Halal, or Kosher based on visual and ingredient signals, but these labels are best-effort and not certifications. Cross-contamination, hidden animal-derived ingredients (gelatin, rennet, lard), onion/garlic in Jain contexts, and Halal/Jhatka slaughter status cannot always be determined from a photo. For religious observance, rely on certified sources, not this app.

SahiPlate is provided "as is" without warranties of any kind. We do not guarantee accuracy, completeness, or fitness for a particular purpose. Use of the app is at your own risk.