Your Guide to Smarter Tracking with DietniAI on WhatsApp

Listen to the podcast and follow these simple tips to chat smoothly, avoid mistakes, and get the most accurate nutrition tracking with DietniAI on WhatsApp.

The DietniAI Chat Guide 🎧Lira.V & Juno.K

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Summary Tips for Smooth Interaction with DietniAI on WhatsApp

✅ Tip 1: Always wait for a reply before sending anything else

Whether you send a photo or a message – wait for my response first.
Sending multiple things before getting a reply can confuse the system or break the flow.

✅ Tip 2: Only tap one button per message

Even if you see multiple buttons, tap just one.
Tapping more than one can mess up the chat and cause errors.

✅ Tip 3: Be specific when describing your meals

Instead of saying “I had chicken,” write something like: “Grilled chicken breast, 1/2 cup brown rice, and a side salad with 1 tsp olive oil.” The more details, the better the nutrition info I can give you.

✅ Tip 4: Never send just a photo – always add a short description

And if possible, place a spoon, fork, or knife next to your plate in the photo.
That helps me understand the portion size more accurately.

✅ Tip 5: Read each message carefully and reply only to what was asked

If I ask “What time should I reset your daily calories?” — just answer the time.
Unrelated answers can interrupt the flow.

✅ Tip 6: Don’t send multiple images one after the other

Send one photo, wait for my reply, and only then send the next.
That way I can analyze each one properly.

✅ Tip 7: Never respond to old messages

Only use the latest message you received from me.
Replying to old ones can restart an outdated flow and cause confusion.

✅ Tip 8: Only you should chat – not your friends or family

If someone else uses your phone to answer – the system gets confused.
Keep it between us 😊

✅ Tip 9: Only write about your meal when the system asks you to

When I say something like “Tell me what you ate” – that’s your cue to describe your meal. Only in that message can you write in any language. For all other replies – please use English only.

✅ Tip 10: Stick to one topic per message

Don’t mix a meal update with a question like “Also, is it okay to eat eggs at night?”
Each message should have just one clear topic.

✅ Tip 11: Try to reply within 24 hours

If you wait too long, your session might expire.
Quick replies = smooth flow.

✅ Tip 12: Keep your language simple

You don’t need to write like a chef or a nutritionist.
“2 slices of bread, 1 egg, 1 tbsp hummus” is perfect.

✅ Tip 13: No need for grams – use household units

If you don’t know the weight, that’s fine! Write “half a cup of rice,” “2 tbsp tahini,” “1 slice of cheese.”

✅ Tip 14: Send meals separately – not your whole day at once

Please don’t list breakfast, lunch, and dinner all in one message.
Send one meal at a time — it helps me calculate everything accurately.

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Your Guide to Smarter Tracking with DietniAI on WhatsApp

Summary Tips for Smooth Interaction with DietniAI on WhatsApp

✅ Tip 1: Always wait for a reply before sending anything else

Whether you send a photo or a message – wait for my response first.
Sending multiple things before getting a reply can confuse the system or break the flow.

✅ Tip 2: Only tap one button per message

Even if you see multiple buttons, tap just one.
Tapping more than one can mess up the chat and cause errors.

✅ Tip 3: Be specific when describing your meals

Instead of saying “I had chicken,” write something like: “Grilled chicken breast, 1/2 cup brown rice, and a side salad with 1 tsp olive oil.” The more details, the better the nutrition info I can give you.

✅ Tip 4: Never send just a photo – always add a short description

And if possible, place a spoon, fork, or knife next to your plate in the photo.
That helps me understand the portion size more accurately.

✅ Tip 5: Read each message carefully and reply only to what was asked

If I ask “What time should I reset your daily calories?” — just answer the time.
Unrelated answers can interrupt the flow.

✅ Tip 6: Don’t send multiple images one after the other

Send one photo, wait for my reply, and only then send the next.
That way I can analyze each one properly.

✅ Tip 7: Never respond to old messages

Only use the latest message you received from me.
Replying to old ones can restart an outdated flow and cause confusion.

✅ Tip 8: Only you should chat – not your friends or family

If someone else uses your phone to answer – the system gets confused.
Keep it between us 😊

✅ Tip 9: Only write about your meal when the system asks you to

When I say something like “Tell me what you ate” – that’s your cue to describe your meal. Only in that message can you write in any language. For all other replies – please use English only.

✅ Tip 10: Stick to one topic per message

Don’t mix a meal update with a question like “Also, is it okay to eat eggs at night?”
Each message should have just one clear topic.

✅ Tip 11: Try to reply within 24 hours

If you wait too long, your session might expire.
Quick replies = smooth flow.

✅ Tip 12: Keep your language simple

You don’t need to write like a chef or a nutritionist.
“2 slices of bread, 1 egg, 1 tbsp hummus” is perfect.

✅ Tip 13: No need for grams – use household units

If you don’t know the weight, that’s fine! Write “half a cup of rice,” “2 tbsp tahini,” “1 slice of cheese.”

✅ Tip 14: Send meals separately – not your whole day at once

Please don’t list breakfast, lunch, and dinner all in one message.
Send one meal at a time — it helps me calculate everything accurately.

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Smart AI Calorie Tracker & Coach via WhatsApp

Your Guide to Smarter Tracking with DietniAI on WhatsApp

Summary Tips for Smooth Interaction with DietniAI on WhatsApp

✅ Tip 1: Always wait for a reply before sending anything else

Whether you send a photo or a message – wait for my response first. Sending multiple things before getting a reply can confuse the system or break the flow.

✅ Tip 2: Only tap one button per message

Even if you see multiple buttons, tap just one. Tapping more than one can mess up the chat and cause errors.

✅ Tip 3: Be specific when describing your meals

Instead of saying “I had chicken,” write something like: “Grilled chicken breast, 1/2 cup brown rice, and a side salad with 1 tsp olive oil.” The more details, the better the nutrition info I can give you.

✅ Tip 4: Never send just a photo – always add a short description

And if possible, place a spoon, fork, or knife next to your plate in the photo. That helps me understand the portion size more accurately.

✅ Tip 5: Read each message carefully and reply only to what was asked

If I ask “What time should I reset your daily calories?” — just answer the time. Unrelated answers can interrupt the flow.

✅ Tip 6: Don’t send multiple images one after the other

Send one photo, wait for my reply, and only then send the next. That way I can analyze each one properly.

✅ Tip 7: Never respond to old messages

Only use the latest message you received from me. Replying to old ones can restart an outdated flow and cause confusion.

✅ Tip 8: Only you should chat – not your friends or family

If someone else uses your phone to answer – the system gets confused. Keep it between us 😊

✅ Tip 9: Only write about your meal when the system asks you to

When I say something like “Tell me what you ate” – that’s your cue to describe your meal. Only in that message can you write in any language. For all other replies – please use English only.

✅ Tip 10: Stick to one topic per message

Don’t mix a meal update with a question like “Also, is it okay to eat eggs at night?” Each message should have just one clear topic.

✅ Tip 11: Try to reply within 24 hours

If you wait too long, your session might expire. Quick replies = smooth flow.

✅ Tip 12: Keep your language simple

You don’t need to write like a chef or a nutritionist. “2 slices of bread, 1 egg, 1 tbsp hummus” is perfect.

✅ Tip 13: No need for grams – use household units

If you don’t know the weight, that’s fine! Write “half a cup of rice,” “2 tbsp tahini,” “1 slice of cheese.”

✅ Tip 14: Send meals separately – not your whole day at once

Please don’t list breakfast, lunch, and dinner all in one message. Send one meal at a time — it helps me calculate everything accurately.

Whether you send a photo or a message – wait for my response first.
Sending multiple things before getting a reply can confuse the system or break the flow.

Even if you see multiple buttons, tap just one.
Tapping more than one can mess up the chat and cause errors.

And if possible, place a spoon, fork, or knife next to your plate in the photo.
That helps me understand the portion size more accurately.

If I ask “What time should I reset your daily calories?” — just answer the time.
Unrelated answers can interrupt the flow.

Send one photo, wait for my reply, and only then send the next.
That way I can analyze each one properly.

Only use the latest message you received from me.
Replying to old ones can restart an outdated flow and cause confusion.

If someone else uses your phone to answer – the system gets confused.
Keep it between us 😊

Don’t mix a meal update with a question like “Also, is it okay to eat eggs at night?”
Each message should have just one clear topic.

If you wait too long, your session might expire.
Quick replies = smooth flow.

You don’t need to write like a chef or a nutritionist.
“2 slices of bread, 1 egg, 1 tbsp hummus” is perfect.

Please don’t list breakfast, lunch, and dinner all in one message.
Send one meal at a time — it helps me calculate everything accurately.