AI calorie tracking.
You check the details.
Calorify turns a meal photo or description into an estimated food entry with calories, protein, carbs, and fat. Review the foods and portions before saving it to your diary.
From your plate
to your diary.
Available on the App Store. Free to download with optional in-app purchases.
Download on theApp Store- Roasted chicken breast120 g198 cal
- White rice, cooked1 cup · 158 g205 cal
- Broccoli1 cup chopped · 91 g31 cal
- Olive oil1 tsp · 4.5 g40 cal
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Photograph or describe your meal.
Include the whole plate. Add known amounts and details such as cooking oil, sauces, or a drink outside the frame.
- 02
Review the suggested entry.
Check each food, its preparation, and the portion. Correct the estimate using a label or measured amount when available.
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Save and follow your day.
Add the reviewed entry to your diary and see it alongside your calorie and macro totals. You can also enter meals manually.
What should you put in a meal description?
Specific details help you review the result. For the illustrated meal above, a useful description would be: “120 g roasted chicken breast, 1 cup cooked white rice, 1 cup chopped raw broccoli, and 1 teaspoon olive oil.” This is an example, not a dietary recommendation or a measured app accuracy result.
If you do not know the amounts, say what you do know. “Chicken with rice” leaves out whether there is skin, how the rice was cooked, and any added sauce. You can correct the suggested amounts before saving. The chicken breast and white rice pages show how portions change the numbers.
How accurate is an AI calorie tracker?
A photo estimate is a starting point. It cannot measure food weight or establish every ingredient in a mixed dish. Oil under the food, fillings, dressings, and different recipes can change a meal’s calories without being obvious in a photograph. We do not claim a fixed accuracy percentage.
For a packaged food, compare with its nutrition label. For food you cook, use ingredient quantities and the finished batch weight when available. Our homemade food calorie guide explains that calculation. Use manual entry when you have better information than the photo estimate.
What stays on your device?
Your Calorify diary is stored locally, with backup, restore, and delete controls, and no account is needed. Optional AI analysis sends your selected photo and description for processing. Local diary storage does not mean AI analysis happens offline. Read the app privacy policy for processing details.
Is photo calorie tracking free?
Calorify is free to download with optional in-app purchases. Check the App Store listing and the app for current purchase options and feature access. Downloading the app for free does not imply unlimited free AI analysis.
Which devices can I use?
Calorify is available for iPhone and iPad (iOS 17.6+), Mac with Apple silicon, and Apple Vision Pro. It is not available for Android. Find the app published by DEDUCTIFY, LLC through the App Store links on this site.
New to a food diary? Start with how to track calories, or visit the Calorify FAQ for more about goals, backups, and manual logging. Choosing between apps? See Calorify compared with Cal AI, Lifesum, and Formo.
Product features checked against Calorify’s App Store listing on October 4, 2026. Nutrition estimates are for general tracking, not medical decisions.
Your next chapter
starts with your next meal.
Make room for a little more awareness. Calorify helps with the rest.
Download on theApp StoreFor iPhone and iPad (iOS 17.6+), Mac with Apple silicon, and Apple Vision Pro