Calorieasy
Track food calories instantly using AI photo scanning
Overview
Calorieasy uses AI to scan photos of your meals and instantly calculates nutritional info. Automatically logs meals with timestamps and helps track fitness progress through an organized nutrition calendar.
Key Features
AI Photo Scanning
Instant calorie calculation from food photos
Automatic Logging
Meals timestamped and sorted automatically
Macros Breakdown
Detailed protein, carb, and fat analysis
Progress Tracking
Weekly charts and weight loss metrics
Multi-Cuisine Support
Accurate tracking for local/regional dishes
Use Cases
Scan meals for instant calorie counts
Track macros in homecooked/local dishes
Monitor daily nutrition goals
Maintain fitness journey streaks
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Saves time vs manual calorie tracking
- Handles diverse cuisines accurately
- Automated progress visualization
- Simple onboarding process
Cons
- Mobile-only (no web/desktop version)
- Advanced features require subscription
- Limited analytics in free version
Pricing Plans
Pro (Monthly)
monthlyFeatures
- Unlimited food scans
- Highest accuracy mode
- Macros breakdown
- Weekly progress charts
- Priority customer support
Pro (Yearly)
yearlyFeatures
- All premium features
- 62% discount vs monthly
- Annual progress overview
- Nutrition calendar export
Pricing may have changed
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Visit websiteFrequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the calorie tracking?
Uses flagship AI model Avoquadro for high-accuracy analysis of food photos
Can I use it without a subscription?
Free version available with basic features; Pro unlocks unlimited scans and advanced analytics
What's included in the Pro version?
Unlimited scans, priority support, macros breakdown, and weekly progress charts
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