One score for the day.
Food, water, steps, and sleep each show how close you are. XP lists what’s still open, and quit streaks stay in view under the goals.
- Daily score
- Today’s XP
- Quit streaks
Calorie Tracker: Food Log
Just snap
a pic.
Point your camera at a meal. The scan names the food, scores it, and folds the calories into the goals, streaks, and plan that make up the rest of your day.
Available on the App Store · Free to download
- On the photoIngredients labeled as you scan
- Out of 10A health score and a short note
- In one placeCalories, goals, streaks, and a plan
How a meal gets logged
From the camera to today’s total.
You don’t build a spreadsheet. You take the photo, check what the scan found, and the rest of the day stays in step.
Frame the plate.
Open the scanner, choose the meal, and let the camera read what’s actually in front of you.
Check the callouts.
Ingredients are labeled on the photo. A health score and a short recommendation sit underneath for a quick look.
Log it into today.
Save the meal and the day updates: calories left, meal goals, your daily score, and the food diary.
After the shutter
Four things, from one photo.
The scan is the start. The useful part is what stays attached to the meal once you log it.
- 01Named on the photoLabels sit on the foods the camera recognizes, so the plate is readable before you save it.
- 02A score out of 10Every scan finishes with a health score and a short note, like a solid choice for most meals.
- 03Calories and macrosWhat’s left today, plus protein, carbs, and fat, stay attached to the meal you just logged.
- 04The rest of the dayGoals, XP, quit streaks, and a meal plan pick up from the same log. Nothing lives in a separate app.
Designed around the meal
A closer look at the day you’re actually having.
Scanning is the start. Calories left, the food diary, and a meal plan all read from the same log, so the number and the plate stay together.
01 / SCAN
See the plate before you log it.
The scanner doesn’t stop at a calorie guess. It marks foods on the photo, shows a health score, and tells you, in a sentence, what kind of choice the meal is.
- Ingredient labels point at what the camera finds.
- A score out of 10 sits next to a short recommendation.
- Choose the meal — breakfast, lunch, or dinner — before you save it.
- 5 foodsLabeled on this pizza
- 6/10Health score
- LunchFiled to the right meal
A vegetable pizza, as this scan reads it: eggplant, bell peppers, zucchini, red onions, and basil.
02 / CALORIES
Know what’s left, meal by meal.
The summary keeps today’s calories in one card, then splits them across breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner. A single total never has to explain the whole day.
- See calories eaten and calories still left.
- A chart shows which meal is carrying the day.
- Each meal goal shows progress, or that it hasn’t been logged yet.
- Switch the same view from daily to weekly to monthly.
03 / DIARY
Every meal, still easy to find.
Food History keeps the photo, the calories, the macros, and a score on every entry. Search it, or sort by date, name, or calories when you want one meal back.
- Today and yesterday stay grouped, with a calorie total for each.
- Protein, carbs, and fat travel with the meal.
- Your log rolls meals, calories, and average score into one strip.
04 / MEAL PLAN
A full day, built around your goal.
Pick Slim, Bulk, or Maintain. The plan comes back with the day’s calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber, and sugar, then a recommended plate written in plain language.
- The plan says who it’s for, and the calorie target it’s built around.
- Download it when you want the day outside the app.
- The food log still records what you actually eat.
SlimMaintainBulk
Still on the home screen
Progress you can check without a spreadsheet.
The daily score, the longer nutrition view, and a streak leaderboard sit beside the food log. Same routine, three ways to look at it.
Then zoom out.
Switch week, month, or year, and flip the metric between calories, protein, and carbs. A period can show average intake, meals logged, and a health score together.
- Week to year
- Calories, protein, carbs
- Period totals
Streaks, on a board.
The longest habit streaks this season take the top of the screen. Everyone else follows in a simple list, so showing up has a place to land.
- This season
- Habit streaks
- A ranked list
Your wellness suite
The tools, on the first screen.
Scan, plan, or open a calculator. The same suite holds body metrics, quit tracking, a health coach, and a barcode lookup. Some tools have free limits or require Premium.
Scan a meal
Take a photo, review the ingredients and the score, then add it to today.
AI Meal Plan
Pick Slim, Bulk, or Maintain and get meals, portions, and the day’s nutrients.
Body fat %
A body metric you can open without leaving the suite.
Protein target
Set the protein number the rest of the day is aiming for.
Quit track
Keep a longer streak beside the meals you log.
Health Coach
Ask a food question and stay inside the app.
Barcode scanner
Look up a packaged food before it hits the diary.
Premium utilities live in this same suite. Open one when you need it, then come back to the meal you were logging.
Inside Calorie Tracker
Walk through the app.
Move through the day, the food log, and the streak board. These are the screens you open after the first photo.
A closer look · Your day
Your health, simplified.
One daily score brings food, water, steps, and sleep together. Today’s XP shows the check-ins still open, and quit streaks stay on the same screen as the rest of your day.
A percent for the day, plus the habits that run longer than a meal.
Made for your iPhone
Daily scoreScreen 1 of 3
A few useful answersBefore your
Before your
first meal log.
Get familiar with the app, your options, and what to expect.
Need a little more help?
Contact our support teamWhere can I download the app?
Calorie Tracker: Food Log is available for iPhone on the App Store. Use an App Store button on this page, or scan the App Store QR code with your iPhone to open the listing.
How does photo food logging work?
Take a meal photo or choose one from your gallery. The scanner labels foods it finds on the image, estimates a health score, and adds a short recommendation. Review the ingredients and portions, then save the meal to today. Photo results are estimates, so a serving may still need an adjustment.
Can I track more than calories?
Yes. Each logged meal keeps calories with protein, carbohydrates, and fat, plus a score. The summary shows what’s left today and how breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner compare. Analysis then steps back across the week, month, or year.
Which daily habits can I follow?
Food, water, steps, and sleep each have a goal, and the daily score rolls them into one percent. Today’s XP shows which check-ins are still open. Quit streaks sit on the home screen, and a leaderboard ranks habit streaks for the season.
Do I need a Premium subscription?
You can start with free access and usage limits. Premium is optional and adds unlimited food scans, unlimited AI coaching, advanced analytics, and selected additional tools and themes. Review current prices, any available trial, and renewal terms in the app before subscribing. Subscriptions are managed through your App Store account.
Where can I read the privacy policy?
Our Privacy Policy explains how meal photos, food logs, daily habits, AI processing, and account information are handled. Open the Privacy Policy link in the footer, or read it in the app’s Settings. For privacy questions, email privacy@gbstudio.dev.
Can I change the language and appearance?
Yes. Settings includes 16 language options, light and dark modes, and selectable color themes. Evergreen and Midnight Black are free themes, with more palettes available through Premium. Choose the language and appearance that feel comfortable for your everyday use.
From the blog
Short reads for better habits
Simple guides to food logging, daily goals, and making the most of Calorie Tracker.
