Track your calories with just a photo
AI calorie tracking that actually works. Just take a photo.
Free to start. Cancel anytime.
Counting calories shouldn't require a food science degree.
If you've bounced off other trackers because logging meals took too long — Kalori is built to remove that friction. Snap, confirm, done.
How it works
Take a photo
Point your camera at any meal — breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snacks.
AI does the rest
Kalori identifies every item and calculates calories, protein, carbs, and fat.
See your progress
Track your daily intake, hit your goals, and build lasting habits.
Everything you need
AI food recognition
Snap a photo and get instant nutrition data. No manual searching or typing.
Barcode scanner
Scan packaged foods for instant, accurate nutrition info.
Calories & macros
Track protein, carbs, and fat with a clear daily dashboard.
Personalized plan
Get calorie and macro targets tailored to your body and goals.
Daily streaks
Stay consistent and motivated with streak tracking.
Weight tracking
Log your weight and see trends over time.
Why Kalori
No ads. No data selling.
Privacy-first by default. Photos are processed for nutrition analysis only and never used to train AI models.
Built in Norway
Made by an indie team — not a US ad-tech company. Your meal history stays in an EU-hosted database.
Syncs with Apple Health
Calories, weight, and macros flow into your Apple Health dashboard automatically — no extra setup.
Designed for iPhone
Native iOS app, optimised for iOS 16 and newer. Fast, smooth, and built around the iPhone camera.
Free to start. Cancel anytime.
AI calorie tracking, without the friction
Most calorie trackers turn meals into data entry. Kalori turns the camera into the food log. Point your iPhone at a plate, a packaged snack, or a barcode, and AI returns calories, protein, carbs, and fat in seconds. The result is a tracker you'll actually use past week one — built for people who want to understand their nutrition without spending lunch breaks searching food databases.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is AI photo calorie tracking?
Kalori's photo-based calorie tracking lands within the same accuracy range as manual logging for most everyday meals. The app uses image recognition combined with a curated nutrition database, then asks you to confirm portion size before saving. You can adjust grams, swap individual items, or split a plate into separate components — so the final entry reflects what you actually ate, not just what the camera guessed.
Do I need to weigh my food?
No. Kalori estimates portion size from the photo and lets you fine-tune in grams or common serving units like cup, slice, piece, or tablespoon. If you want clinical precision, weigh occasionally to calibrate your eye — but day-to-day, photo plus confirm is enough to hit weight loss, recomp, or maintenance goals. The free TDEE and calorie intake calculators on this site can give you a precise daily target to work toward.
Does Kalori work offline?
Photo analysis and barcode lookups need an internet connection. Once a food is in your library, you can log it from history, favorites, or recently used without internet. Daily streaks, weight entries, and your personalized calorie target stay available offline and sync on reconnect — so a flight or weak signal won't break your tracking.
Is my data private?
Yes. Kalori does not sell user data and does not show ads. Photos are processed for nutrition analysis only and are never used to train AI models. Your meal history, weight, and profile are stored in an EU-hosted database, and you can export or permanently delete everything from Account → Privacy at any time. Health data stays out of any marketing system entirely.
How is Kalori different from MyFitnessPal or Lose It?
Kalori is camera-first; traditional trackers are search-first. With Kalori you snap a photo, confirm what's on the plate, and the entry is saved in seconds — no typing, no scrolling food databases, no ad interruptions, no social feed, no upsell to a paid coach. If you've stopped using a tracker because logging meals felt like a part-time job, Kalori is designed to remove that friction.
What does Kalori cost?
Kalori is free to download and includes a 3-day free trial. After the trial, a subscription is required to keep using the app — there's only one plan, with monthly or yearly billing, and pricing is shown in the App Store and adapts to your country. The free nutrition calculators on this site (BMI, TDEE, macro split, calorie intake, ideal weight, and calories burned) are available to everyone — no account or subscription needed.
Free nutrition tools
Try the same calculations Kalori uses — no signup required.
BMI Calculator
Calculate your Body Mass Index
Calorie Intake Calculator
Find your daily calorie needs
Macro Calculator
Calculate your daily protein, carbs, and fat needs
TDEE Calculator
Calculate your Total Daily Energy Expenditure
Ideal Weight Calculator
Find your ideal body weight based on height and sex
Calories Burned Calculator
Estimate how many calories you burn during exercise