CalorieDay - Calorie Tracker

Log a meal in the time it takes to pick up your fork. Snap a photo, get calories and macros, carry on with your day.

Track calories in seconds — just take a photo.

CalorieDay turns a picture of your meal into calories and macros. No hunting through endless food databases, no weighing every ingredient. Point your camera at your plate and get an estimate you can adjust with a tap.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Snap a photo of your meal
2. Get calories, protein, carbs and fat
3. Adjust anything that looks off, then save

THREE WAYS TO LOG • Photo — we identify the food and estimate the calories for you • Barcode — scan a packaged product and pull its nutrition straight off the label • Manual — type it in yourself when you already know the numbers

YOUR DAY AT A GLANCE One ring shows what you have eaten and what is left. No mental arithmetic, no scrolling through a spreadsheet to find out where you stand. Protein sits just underneath, because after calories it is the number most worth watching.

BUILT AROUND REAL LIFE • Daily targets calculated from your age, height, weight and goal • Weight tracking with clear progress charts over weeks and months • Optional reminders so an unlogged meal does not become an unlogged day • Nothing is locked in — edit or delete any entry, any time • Got the food wrong? Tell us what it actually was and we will re-estimate it

WHY CALORIEDAY Most trackers make you work for every entry. Search, scroll, pick a serving size, repeat, three times a day. Miss a couple of meals and the whole day is worthless, so you quit by Thursday.

CalorieDay is built around the shortest path from meal to logged: photo, glance, done. Most meals take under ten seconds. The habit sticks because it never asks much of you.

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Calorie estimates from photos are approximations intended to help you build awareness of what you eat. CalorieDay is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice.