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Your personal nutrition companion, designed to be simple and private
Search a food database or add your own. Calories, fats, carbs, proteins, fiber, and salt, calculated automatically.
Say "100 grams of rice" and the app recognizes it, finds the food, and logs it. Hands-free.
Scan any product's barcode, get its nutritional values, and save it to your personal database to log it whenever you want.
Take a photo of your meal and AI will find matches among your foods and preparations.
Set personalized calorie and macronutrient targets. Track your progress with clear indicators.
Create preparations with custom recipes. Share foods and recipes with friends and family with a single file.
Home screen widget and Apple Watch app. Automatic sync across devices with iCloud.
No accounts, no ads, no tracking. Your data stays on your device and in your private iCloud account.
Everything you need to know about Kalories
No. Kalories does not require registration or an account. Your data is stored on your device and syncs automatically with your private iCloud account across all your devices.
Yes. You can log foods, track meals, and view your nutritional summary for free. The optional subscription unlocks unlimited custom foods and preparations.
Yes. All main features work offline. iCloud sync and the barcode scanner require a connection, but meal logging, data viewing, and voice input work offline.
iPhone and Apple Watch. Requires iOS 17 or later. Also includes a home screen widget.
Point the camera at a packaged product's barcode. The app looks up its nutritional values on Open Food Facts (an open database with millions of products) and lets you save it to your personal database.
Take a photo of a food or dish and the app finds visual matches among the foods and preparations you have saved with photos. It's useful for quickly logging dishes you've already created.
Yes. You can share any food or preparation as a .kal file via AirDrop, email, messaging, or any other method. The other person opens it and it imports directly into their app.
Yes. Kalories has no servers of its own. Your data is stored locally on your device and syncs only through your private iCloud account. There are no ads, no tracking, and no analysis of your data.
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