01 / Snap
Aim at your plate. Tap once.
CaloCalo picks out every ingredient on it, right down to the sesame seeds.
AI calorie tracker Photograph your lunch. We’ll do the math.
CaloCalo turns one photo into calories, protein, carbs and fat — in roughly the time it takes to find a fork.
★★★★★4.9
10 ingredients detected
101-day streak
Dinner · logged524kcal
Protein33g
Carbs55g
Fat19g
01The scan
Point. Shoot.
Eat.
No food scale. No search bar. No typing “chicken breast, grilled, 140g” with one thumb while your food gets cold.
02 / Review
Check its homework.
Each item gets its own portion and calorie estimate. Wrong guess? Nudge the portion, swap the item, or tell it “that was a double.”
03 / Logged
Done before your fork moves.
Your day updates on the spot — calories left, protein, carbs, fat. Zero mental arithmetic.
Not photogenic? Also logs by
BarcodeNutrition labelVoiceSaved mealsFood database
01 Snap02 Review03 Logged
9/10
Health score
02Nutrition
Calories are the headline. Here’s the whole story.
Every meal comes back with the numbers that actually move the needle.
- 01Macros, per meal and per dayProtein, carbs and fat against goals set for your body and your plan.
- 02The small print, tooFiber, sugar, sodium, iron, B12, magnesium — the stuff labels bury at the bottom.
- 03A health score on every mealOut of 10, so you know whether lunch was a salad day or a burrito day.
- 04Nutrients for how you feelSee how today’s food lines up with energy, mood, skin and focus — plus a daily cravings-control score.
03Share
Plate looked that good? Post the receipts.
28 story templates for meals and whole days. Pick a look, tap Instagram, get back to eating.
One tap to
Instagram StoriesFacebookSave to PhotosCopy
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04Progress
The scale is one opinion. Photos are a second one.
Weigh in, snap a progress photo, and watch the line head the right way — even on weeks the mirror disagrees.
- 01Weight in two tapsLog it and your trend and goal progress update on the spot.
- 02A photo timelineProgress photos sorted by month, each tagged with that day’s weight.
- 03Zoom outCharts from 90 days to all-time, for the long game.
Since Jul 6−9.2 kg84.4 → 75.2 kg · 81% to goal
05Reviews
People who stopped guessing.
4.9
★★★★★Average App Store rating
“I photographed a burrito out of spite. It knew it was a burrito. It knew about the guac. Respect.”
Dana R.App Store review
“Logging used to take longer than eating. Now it’s three seconds and a small, smug feeling.”
Marcus T.App Store review
“It caught the olive oil. Nobody catches the olive oil.”
Sam O.App Store review
“Down 14 lbs and I have never once weighed a chicken breast. My kitchen scale is now a phone stand.”
Hannah W.App Store review
“The share cards are dangerously good. My group chat now knows my macros and I’m not sorry.”
Leo K.App Store review
“Hit my protein goal five days straight. I’m 34 and I was genuinely thrilled.”
Priya S.App Store review
How accurate is the photo scan?
Very good at telling what’s on the plate and estimating how much of it there is. Every item is editable, and for packaged food you can scan the barcode or nutrition label for exact numbers.
Do I need to weigh my food?
No. That’s rather the point. If you like weighing things, you can still enter exact grams — we won’t judge.
What if it gets something wrong?
Tap the item to change it, adjust the portion, or describe the fix in plain words (“no rice, extra chicken”) and it recalculates.
Does it work with Apple Health?
Yes. Connect it during setup or later in Preferences to sync nutrition, weight and workouts.
Can I log food without a photo?
Of course — barcode, nutrition label, voice, a searchable food database, your saved meals, or manual entry.
Is CaloCalo free?
It’s free to download. Logging meals takes a CaloCalo Pro subscription, monthly or yearly, and the yearly plan starts with a 3-day free trial. Water, weight and progress photos stay free.
Does it know Vietnamese food?
Yes. Alongside the usual database, CaloCalo carries more than 1,300 Vietnamese dishes and ingredients with numbers from Vietnam’s own food composition tables, so phở, bún chả and cơm tấm are counted as what they are, not guessed from Western recipes.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. CaloCalo is iPhone-only for now, and Android is on its way.
Vietnamese food calories: a chart of 40 dishes
Most Western calorie apps guess at Vietnamese food, because their databases were built from Western supermarkets. These numbers come from the Vietnamese tables instead.
Read the postHow many calories are in pho? A chart of 21 kinds
A regular bowl of beef pho is about 345 calories — lighter than most people assume, and lighter than almost anything else you can order for lunch.
Read the postWhat is a calorie deficit? A practical starting guide
A deficit is a gap between energy intake and expenditure over time. Start with a workable routine, then check the trend instead of chasing daily scale changes.
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Your next meal is a great place to start.
