Snap it — or just say it
Point your camera at any meal, or describe it in a sentence. No scrolling through food databases.
Calorie tracking without the friction
Show it or say it.
Never type a meal again.
Snap a photo of your plate and get calories, protein, carbs, and fat in under 3 seconds — up to 85% accurate. And when it’s off, you don’t start over: tell it what’s wrong in one sentence and it corrects itself.
Beta invites opening soon·iPhone and Android, Fall 2026·Free early access
Grilled Salmon Bowl
LoggedCalories0cal
Protein0g
Carbs0g
Fat0g
3%of people who download a food-logging app are still using it a week later. The rest didn’t lack willpower — they hit friction.
Helander et al., Journal of Medical Internet Research, 2014 · 189,770 app users
You didn’t weigh it. Nobody does.
You didn’t type all of it. Nobody does.
You didn’t keep it up. Nobody does.
So show it, or say it. Caloryze logs it. You eat.
How it works
Plate to logged in 3 seconds.
Grilled chicken · 38g proteinBrown rice · 54g carbsOlive oil · 21g fat
Read like a nutritionist
Caloryze reads your plate the way a nutritionist would — portion sizes, the sides, the sauce on top — and returns calories, protein, carbs, and fat in about 3 seconds.
Lunch logged612 cal
1,118 of 1,800 cal today
Logged, synced, done
Your meal lands on your daily dashboard and syncs to Apple Health automatically.
Built for the moment it misses
Wrong? Say so. You approve every fix.
Every photo tracker gets a plate wrong sometimes. Caloryze is built for that moment: tap Fix Food and say what happened in plain words. Caloryze drafts the correction as reviewable changes — your log never moves until you approve them.
- One sentence, typed or spoken
- Changes staged for review, never auto-applied
- You confirm. You're always the authority.
Fix FoodGrilled chicken bowl612 cal
“no rice and I only ate half”
2 changes staged
- Removed brown rice−240 cal
- Portion halved−186 cal
Meal total612186cal
Nothing saves until you confirm.
How accurate is Caloryze?
Caloryze reaches up to 85% accuracy on everyday plates. Every photo-based calorie count is still an estimate — ours included, and so is the guess you make when you eyeball a portion or pick the closest entry in a food database.
What Caloryze changes is where you start: instead of a blank field, you get identified ingredients, estimated portions and a full macro breakdown, and from there every value is one tap from correct. Adjust a portion, swap an ingredient, or scan a barcode for exact packaged values. A close estimate you log every day beats a precise entry you abandon in week two.
In the app
Everything you need.
Zero manual typing.
Caloryze replaces food-database scrolling with a camera, a sentence, and a coach that remembers your history.
01 / Instant Photo Scan
Point. Shoot. Logged in 3 seconds.
Caloryze reads the whole plate — portions, sides, sauces — with up to 85% accuracy, and hands back the full macro breakdown with every number editable in one tap.
3 items foundJust now
Grilled Salmon Bowl620 cal · 42g protein
Salmon 160gQuinoa 130gAvocado 80g
02 / Natural Voice Log
Speak your meal naturally.
Say what you ate the way you'd tell a friend. Caloryze pulls out the ingredients, portions, and macros in real time — no dropdowns, no search box.
Voice recording0:03
“Two poached eggs on sourdough with avocado”
380 cal · 18g protein
03 / Fix Food
Corrections that do the math.
When it misses, you don't re-log. Type one sentence and Caloryze drafts the correction — and redoes the math — for you to confirm.
White rice · 1 cup210 cal
“That was brown rice, and only half a cup”
Brown rice · ½ cup109 cal
04 / Trends & Rhythm
Your week at a glance. No spreadsheets.
Daily targets, 7-day macro splits, and weekly averages — synced two ways with Apple Health.
2,100
cal · Fri
Protein (20%)
Carbs (54%)
Fat (26%)
05 / Nutrition Coach
A coach that remembers your history.
Ask about your week, get macro targets for cutting, bulking, or maintenance — from a coach grounded in what you've actually eaten.
How did yesterday's dinner fit my target?
Spot on! Your salmon bowl hit 42g protein, completing 94% of your daily macro target with 1,808 cal total.
06 / The Numbers
0
food-database searches, ever.
1
sentence to fix anything it gets wrong.
Also included
- Apple Health two-way sync
- Barcode scanner
- Water & weight tracking
- Custom macro targets
- Restaurant menu lookup
- Streaks
Apple Watch
On your wrist.
Say it. It's logged.
No phone in hand. No typing. Say the meal to your watch and it lands in your day — with calories left right on the face.
Heard on your wrist2,2521,840left
“two eggs and toast”
Eggs & toastLogged+412 cal
- Speak a meal. It's logged.
- Calories left on the face, with protein, carbs and fat.
- Water and workouts credit the day.
- Apple Watch Series 9 or later, paired with your iPhone.
Keeping it off
You reached your goal.
Caloryze helps you keep it.
Coming off GLP-1 medication, or just done with restrictive diets? Nobody plans to take the shot forever — but the habits you build now can last. Caloryze rebuilds your portion sense and keeps protein on target, with logging light enough to keep doing for good.
Relearn portions by eye
When appetite comes back, a 3-second photo shows you what a real portion looks like — no food scale, no guesswork.
Protect lean muscle
Muscle is what keeps your metabolism up. Caloryze tracks protein against your own target, every day, without you adding it up.
Habits that last
Medication ends. Habits don’t have to. A few seconds a day is a routine you can keep for life.
Caloryze is a habit-building nutritional tracking tool and does not provide medical advice. Always consult your physician before modifying or discontinuing any prescribed treatment.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Caloryze identifies the foods on your plate, estimates portion sizes, and cross-references ingredients against verified nutrition databases. In under 3 seconds, it returns total calories, protein, carbohydrates, and dietary fats with up to 85% accuracy — then hands you one-tap controls to adjust any of them.
Apps built around a search box still cost most people 15 to 23 minutes of logging a day (Harvey et al., Obesity, 2019). Caloryze starts from a photo or a spoken sentence instead: it identifies the ingredients, estimates the portions, and returns the full macro breakdown. When it misses, you fix it in one sentence rather than re-searching. It also includes a coach with conversational memory, so you never re-explain your goals.
Caloryze reaches up to 85% accuracy on everyday plates, and every photo-based estimate is still an estimate — ours included, and so is the guess you make when you eyeball a portion or pick the closest entry in a database. What Caloryze does is give you a structured starting point in about three seconds instead of a blank field: identified ingredients, estimated portions, and a full macro breakdown. From there every value is one tap from correct — adjust a portion, swap an ingredient, or scan a barcode for exact packaged values. A close estimate you log every day beats a precise entry you abandon in week two.
Yes. Caloryze allows you to set custom daily macronutrient targets (grams or percentages) for any dietary goal—including high-protein bodybuilding, ketogenic net-carbs, caloric deficits for fat loss, or maintenance. The dashboard tracks daily and weekly macro distributions in real time.
Yes. Caloryze features two-way synchronization with Apple Health on iOS. It automatically logs dietary energy (calories), protein, carbohydrates, fats, water intake, and body weight, while reading active energy burned from your Apple Watch.
Caloryze launches in Fall 2026 on iPhone and Android. Waitlist members receive 100% free priority beta access on either platform, plus early tester perks before the public launch.
Caloryze is built for the stretch after a GLP-1 medication (such as Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, or Zepbound) or a diet ends, when appetite comes back and habits decide what happens next. A quick photo helps you relearn portion sizes by eye, daily protein tracking against your own target helps protect lean muscle, and logging stays light enough to keep up. (Note: Caloryze is a habit-building nutritional tracking tool and does not provide medical advice. Always consult your physician before modifying prescribed treatments.)
Launching Fall 2026.
iPhone and Android. Testers wanted.
Be first in line for early access.
Beta invites opening soon·iPhone and Android, Fall 2026·Free early access