Calorie tracking for iPhone

Just tell it
what you ate.

No scale. No reading labels. No searching a food database. Type it, say it, or snap a photo — the app works out the calories and logs them.

Coming soon to the App Store
  • Text, voice or photo
  • English & Romanian
  • Weight trend built in
Chat screen: the user writes 'Let's add an average plate of grilled salmon and some grilled vegetables' and the app replies with a 330 kcal breakdown and logs the meal.

How it works

It's a conversation, not a form

Voice input sheet reviewing a dictated message before sending.
1

Say it

"Two eggs and toast." "An average plate of grilled salmon." Type it or tap the mic and say it — in English or Romanian.

Chat screen showing the app's calorie breakdown for grilled salmon and vegetables.
2

It's logged

The app estimates the portion, works out the calories, shows the breakdown and records the meal. Nothing else to tap.

Dashboard with a weight-trend line chart and a daily-calories bar chart.
3

Watch the trend

One dashboard: today's calories, your weight trend and a bar per day. That's the whole app.

Your call, every meal

As precise as you want to be

Most days a rough description is enough. "A bowl of lentil soup and a roll" gets you a solid estimate — and tracking every day roughly beats tracking perfectly for a week and then quitting.

Want 100% accuracy? Weigh the food or read the label and tell the app: "150 g of salmon, 280 kcal." It uses your numbers instead of guessing. Never a requirement.

Today 459 / 1.784 kcal
Had a chicken sandwich and a coffee
About 520 kcal — 420 for the sandwich, 100 for the coffee with milk. Logged.
Actually it was 180 g chicken breast, 60 g bread, black coffee
Updated: 297 + 160 + 2 = 459 kcal.

And everything else

You can just ask for it

Welcome screen listing what you can do: log weight, log a meal, snap a photo, use the mic, plan ahead, fix mistakes.

  • Snap a photo

    Point the camera at your plate and tap send. The app describes what it sees and estimates the calories.

  • Log your weight

    "I weigh 82 kg today." Logged, and your trend updates.

  • Ask for advice

    "What should I have for lunch?" It knows what you've eaten today and what you have left.

  • Plan ahead

    "What if I have pasta for dinner?" See where you'd land before you cook.

  • Fix mistakes

    "Remove the toast." "I only ate half." No menus, no editing forms.

  • Nothing extra

    No water rings, no step counts, no social feed. Food and weight, in one chat.

Chat screen where the user asks what to have for lunch and the app suggests three options within the remaining calories.

Almost there

Coming soon to the App Store

Calorie Tracker for iPhone is in its final round of testing. Bookmark this page — the download link will appear here the moment it's live.

Coming soon to the App Store