Calorie Counter: Food Scanner

Snap a photo of your meal and see the calories in seconds.
No database searching. No typing every ingredient.
A calorie counter and food scanner that just works — with clear, honest pricing.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Point your camera at your food, or upload a photo from your gallery.
2. The AI identifies the meal and estimates calories, protein, carbs and fat.
3. Scan a barcode instead when you are eating something packaged.
4. Not sure about a result? Ask the AI about the meal and get an answer.

WHAT YOU GET

- AI food scanner — a photo calorie counter for meals, snacks and drinks
- Barcode scanner — read packaged food straight from the label
- AI chat about your meal — ask what is in it, or what to eat instead
- Daily calorie counter — see where you stand at any point in the day
- Nutrition tracker — protein, carbs and fat on every entry
- Macro tracker and carb counter for anyone counting more than calories
- Food diary and meal tracker — a food log you can look back on
- Water tracker and step counter alongside your food
- Progress charts, so you see the trend and not just today
- Daily reminders, so logging becomes a habit

WHY THIS APP

Clear pricing, stated up front.
You will know what is free and what is paid before you commit. No hidden limits that appear after you subscribe, and no second paywall behind the first one.

Talk to the AI about your food.
Most scanners give you a number and stop. Here you can ask about the meal — what is driving the calories, what a lighter swap would look like, whether it fits the rest of your day.

Barcodes read from the label.
For packaged food, a barcode gives you the numbers printed on the pack rather than an estimate from a photo.

WHO IT IS FOR

- Anyone who has abandoned a calorie tracker because logging took too long
- People tracking weight loss who want a daily calorie counter that is quick
- Gym users who need a macro tracker and protein tracker, not only calories
- Anyone who wants a food diary without it becoming a second job

Start with a photo. The rest takes seconds.