AiLog: AI Calorie Tracker

Take a meal photo to estimate calories, protein, carbs, and fat. Review the result, adjust portions, and build a food log you can actually keep up with.

Make food tracking easier with a photo.

AiLog helps you estimate calories and macronutrients from a meal photo, then review and edit the result before saving it to your daily log. It is designed for everyday meals when manually searching a database feels like too much work.

PHOTO-BASED FOOD RECOGNITION Take a photo or choose one from your library. AiLog identifies the foods it can see and estimates calories, protein, carbohydrates, and fat. You remain in control: review the foods, portions, and nutrition values before saving.

AI FOOD SEARCH Search for a food, meal, or common restaurant item when you do not have a photo. You can also add an entry manually whenever you prefer.

DAILY CALORIE AND MACRO TRACKING See your food intake, exercise, remaining calorie target, and macro progress in one place.

EXERCISE AND APPLE HEALTH Log exercise manually or, with your permission, import workouts and active energy from Apple Health. AiLog only requests read access for supported workout data.

WEEKLY OVERVIEW Review your recent food records, average calorie intake, macro balance, and exercise days.

FREE TO START The free tier includes 3 AI photo recognitions and 3 AI food searches per day. Optional photo packs and an AiLog Pro subscription are available through the App Store. Pro unlocks unlimited AI photo recognition, unlimited AI food search, and AI nutrition guidance.

PRIVACY BY DEFAULT Your food records, exercise records, favorites, and profile are stored on your device by default. When you choose an online feature such as AI recognition, food search, barcode lookup, Sign in with Apple, or an App Store purchase, the information required for that feature is sent to the relevant service provider. AiLog does not use an advertising SDK or track you across apps and websites.

IMPORTANT Food recognition and nutrition values are estimates for general wellness and food logging. They are not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.