Five ways to log.
Zero reasons not to.
Snap it. Scan it. Say it. Search it. Read the label. Calometric fits how you already eat -- not the other way around.
Photo Scan
Snap your meal and powerful Cloud AI identifies the foods and estimates realistic portions, calories, and macros. The photo is resized and stripped of location data before it is sent for analysis.
Barcode Scanner
Point at any packaged food for instant nutrition from the global Open Food Facts catalog. The code is read on your device, with graceful offline recovery.
Voice Logging
"I had a chicken wrap and a coffee." Speech recognition transcribes it and logs the meal, hands-free -- on your device wherever it is supported, and otherwise through Apple's own speech service.
300 Staples, Plus Every Barcode
Search 300 curated foods from the USDA database, then scan any packaged item against Open Food Facts. Search runs entirely on your device.
Nutrition Label OCR
Point your camera at a nutrition label and Calometric reads it on your device, filling in calories, carbs, protein, and fat automatically.
Manual Entry
Prefer to type it in? Add any food and fine-tune the portion by hand. Fully on-device, always available, always free.
Apple Watch
Check your ring, log a snack, review macros -- all from your wrist. Three complication styles. No phone needed.
Goals That Adapt
Pick a preset -- Balanced, Low Carb, High Protein, or Keto -- then fine-tune. Slide calories and the macros redistribute.
History & Export
Calendar view, weekly charts, and full meal detail. Your entire history lives on your device. Edit anything after saving, and export to CSV anytime.
Private by Design
No account. No analytics. Your meal history, weight, and goals are stored on your device and sync through your own private iCloud. A few specific things are ever sent to a service outside Apple -- most only when you use the feature that sends them: a photo you choose to scan, sent for cloud analysis; a barcode lookup, sending the barcode number and your device language and country to Open Food Facts; and, if you subscribe to Nutrition Coach, your Coach messages -- and, automatically at every launch, an app-integrity check that confirms this is a genuine copy of the app, never who you are.
Syncs Across Your Devices
Your data moves between iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch automatically through your own private iCloud.
Lives in Apple Health
Reads and writes nutrition data to Apple Health, right alongside your workouts, sleep, and everything else. It all stays on your device.
Track Without Opening the App
A calorie ring on your Home and Lock Screen, a Control Center capture button, and Spotlight search for past meals.


Open the app.
Know where you stand.
One calorie ring. Three macro rings. Your recent meals below. No tabs to navigate, no dashboards to configure. You see your entire day the moment you launch.
Describe it.
Done.
Snap a photo and powerful Cloud AI estimates the calories and macros in seconds, or just type or say what you ate. Before a photo leaves your phone it is stripped of location data and resized, then sent for cloud analysis. Manual logging stays right on your device, and voice logging does too wherever your device and language support on-device recognition.




Your plan.
Your numbers.
Set a daily calorie target. Dial in your carb, protein, and fat split. Start from a preset -- Balanced, Low Carb, High Protein, or Keto -- then fine-tune. Slide the calories and your macro targets redistribute automatically. Everything auto-saves as you go.
See the pattern.
Not just the day.
A calendar view shows every day at a glance. Weekly charts reveal how your calories and macros shift over time. Edit any meal after saving, and export everything to CSV whenever you want. Your data belongs to you.






Leave your
phone behind.
A full companion app on your wrist. Check the calorie ring after lunch. Quick-add a protein shake at the gym. Browse today's entries while cooking. Add a complication to your watch face for calories at a glance. Your phone stays in your pocket.
Track without
opening the app.
Home screen widgets show your calorie ring at a glance. Lock Screen widgets keep your goal visible all day. A Control Center button jumps straight to capture, Spotlight surfaces any meal you've logged, and Siri Shortcuts let you log with your voice. The less friction, the more consistent you are.




Your food diary
stays private.
Your meal history, weight, and goals are stored on your device and sync through your own private iCloud. No account, no analytics. A few specific things are ever sent to a service outside Apple -- most only when you use the feature that sends them: a photo you choose to scan, stripped of location data and resized before it's sent to Cloud AI for analysis; a barcode lookup, sending the barcode number and your device language and country to Open Food Facts; and, if you subscribe to Nutrition Coach, your Coach messages -- and, automatically at every launch, an app-integrity check that confirms this is a genuine copy of the app, never who you are.
One price. Yours to keep.
Premium nutrition tracking for one upfront price -- no subscription required to track.
$14.99, one time.
Buy Calometric once and it is yours across iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. No subscription needed to track your food -- the optional Nutrition Coach is a separate monthly subscription if you want it.
100 photo scans included.
Every purchase comes with 100 Cloud Scan credits. Photo scanning is the only feature that uses a credit.
Want more? $4.99 for 100 Cloud Scans.
An optional pack adds another 100 scans whenever you want. Buy it only if you scan a lot.
Free to use.
Barcode, voice, search, nutrition-label OCR, and manual logging don't use a credit.
Questions? Answers.
Is my data private?
What happens to a photo I scan?
Does non-photo tracking need an internet connection?
Do you have a subscription?
How do scan credits work?
Which foods can it recognize, and how accurate is it?
Do I need to create an account?
Which devices does Calometric run on?
Does it work with Apple Health and iCloud?
Start tracking today.
Accurate macros from a photo, private logging for everything else, and no subscription required to track. $14.99, one time -- with an optional Nutrition Coach subscription for general nutrition questions. The Coach is general wellness information, not medical advice.

