Why FastSnap Asks

You snap a meal. FastSnap asks: 'What's the sauce?'

Why does it ask?

Try it yourself

You snap a chicken dish with sauce. FastSnap asks: 'What's the sauce?' What does that mean?

• Testing you — pop quiz
• Photo isn't clear enough — sauce changes the call
• Starting a conversation
• Stalling — the AI is slow

Helping

• Chicken

Watch

• Unknown sauce

One move

Answer once — sauce changes the read.

FastSnap's position

FastSnap only asks when the photo isn't clear enough.

Sauce hidden. Portion unclear. Drink cut off.

FastSnap would rather ask one question than pretend it knows.

If the answer wouldn't change the Coach's Call, FastSnap won't ask.

Not a quiz. Not a chat. Evidence → clarify → coach.

Evidence
   ↓
Clarify (only if it changes the call)
   ↓
Coach

Not: Guess → Coach.

Same pattern — what the photo missed

Try it yourself

The drink is cut off at the edge of the photo. FastSnap asks: 'What were you drinking?' Why?

• It wants to chat about drinks
• The camera couldn't see it — and drinks can tip
• Testing whether you remember
• It always asks about drinks

Helping

• The meal in frame

Watch

• Drink cut off

One move

Answer what you were drinking — then the call finishes.

Try it yourself

You snap a salad. FastSnap asks: 'Did you add protein?' Why?

• Testing your knowledge
• Photo didn't show protein clearly — and it would change the call
• Starting a diet chat
• Stalling

What FastSnap does

One question. Better evidence. Better Coach's Call.

Next time you scan

If FastSnap asks, it isn't sure — and the answer matters.

Answer once. Finish the read.