Plateform vs UAte

Plateform helps college students stop guessing what to eat at the dining hall and start hitting their goals. It shows the most up-to-date, accurate dining menus, recommends the best options for your goals, and tracks what you eat with just one tap. What you can do: See today’s menus for your university's dining halls Browse live menus for every dining hall in one place, so you always know what’s being served. Get personalized meal recommendations Tell Plateform your goals and get suggestions tailored to you. Log meals in one tap Skip manual searching. Tap the items you ate from the menu, and Plateform tracks your day automatically. Track your daily progress Simple rings and progress views show how your day’s eating lines up with your goals at a glance. Plateform was created by a student at MIT who eats in the same dining halls and built the app to solve this exact problem on all campuses. Supported Colleges: MIT, Harvard, UC Berkeley, UCSD, UCI, UCSF, UCSB, UCR, Reed, and Wesleyan Experimental: Add a college and, if eligible, within an hour, it should be available. Additionally, if it requires manual addition, it will be added within 24 hours.

UAte is an AI-powered nutrition platform built specifically for college students, especially those navigating campus dining halls and with access to unlimited food. The core mission behind UAte is to help students avoid the famed “Freshman 15” by acting as a personal nutrition coach to help make eating healthy simple, accessible and the go to option. Unlike the traditional apps that are solely manual trackers, UAte integrates directly with college dining menus to give tailored options to what is actually readily available on campus for students on a daily basis. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/