SwimRight Academy vs Daat Scanner

SwimRight Academy offers a learn to swim program for children of all ages. Started in 2005 by 4-time Olympic Gold Medalist Lenny Krayzelburg, "our core purpose is to teach and inspire children to be water safe". With the SwimRight iClass app, everything is at your fingertips Here are some of the features: - Book classes - Book makeups - Keep record of your makeups and free classes - Record future absences - Submit waitlist requests - Manage your billing - Pay your balances  - Drop ongoing monthly classes - Update contact information - View skills and level history - Receive notifications exclusively on the app - News updates from Lenny and SwimRight Academy

Daat reads food labels for you. Scan a product's barcode and get a clear answer: green when it fits the way you eat, orange when something deserves a second look. No jargon, no squinting at fine print in a supermarket aisle. WHAT DAAT CHECKS • Nutrition - sugar, fat, saturated fat, salt, protein and calories, put in plain language and measured against your own limits. • Ingredients - every ingredient on the list, sorted into what is fine for you and what blocks a condition you picked. • The way you eat - vegan, vegetarian, low sugar, low sodium, low saturated fat, high protein, keto and more. • The ingredients you'd rather skip - choose them once, and every scan is checked against your choice. BUILT AROUND YOU Start from a ready-made plan, or pick conditions one by one. Every threshold is written out in the open, so you always know why a product passed and by how much it missed. YOUR NUMBERS, IF YOU WANT THEM Track weight and measurements over time and see them move. Private, visible only to you, and nothing changes in the app unless you change it. HONEST ABOUT WHAT WE KNOW When the data for a product is missing, Daat says so instead of guessing. A condition we cannot answer is left out rather than dressed up as an answer. FOUR LANGUAGES Hebrew, English, Spanish and Arabic, with full right-to-left support. Daat is an information tool and not medical advice. The packaging itself is always the authority on what is inside a product.