Medical disclaimer

Version of 09.10.2026.

Hroomy is not a medical service. It gives general food hints. They do not replace a consultation with a doctor or dietitian and do not make diagnoses.

1. What this means

Hroomy’s advice is not treatment, diagnosis or a medical prescription.
We do not name “deficiencies” as a diagnosis: we only show what, judging by the logged diet, seemed to be lower today.
Hroomy does not recommend supplements or set dosages.

2. Accuracy of estimates

Recognizing a dish from a photo, estimating a portion and food-database data can be inaccurate or out of date. The typical error of a photo estimate is several tens of percent, especially for sauces, oil and home-cooked dishes. So the numbers are a guide, not a laboratory analysis. Any entry can be corrected.

3. Allergies and intolerances

Allergen marks are a hint, not a safety guarantee. Ingredient data in databases can be incomplete, a manufacturer may have changed a recipe, and the ingredients of restaurant dishes cannot be seen from the name. If you have an allergy, always read the ingredients on the package and ask the venue. When Hroomy says “ingredients unconfirmed”, it means we do not know whether the dish contains an allergen.

4. When to see a professional

An individual consultation is needed, for example, if you:

are pregnant or breastfeeding;
have a diagnosed condition (diabetes, kidney, liver or gastrointestinal disease, etc.) or take medication that affects nutrition;
suspect a vitamin or mineral deficiency — that requires tests;
have an eating disorder or a difficult relationship with food;
plan rapid weight loss or gain;
plan meals for a child, an elderly person or someone with special needs.

If you feel seriously unwell or notice signs of an allergic reaction, seek emergency medical help immediately.

5. Responsibility

You decide how to use Hroomy’s advice. We try to make the hints useful and cautious but do not guarantee they are suitable for your particular state of health. More in the Terms of Use.