Point your camera at a plate and get calories, protein, carbs and fat in a few seconds. No food diary to search, no barcodes to scan, no account to create.
Free while in beta · No ads · No signup required
The reason people quit calorie apps is the typing. CaloriCam removes it.
One photo from slightly above. The app identifies each food on it and estimates the portion.
Can't take a photo? Type it the way you'd say it — "schnitzel, 200g, potato salad" — and it works out the rest.
Nudge a portion, correct a name, delete what isn't there. Then it's in your day.
Protein, carbohydrate and fat per item and per day.
Worked out from your height, weight, age and activity level.
Logged alongside meals so the trend is in one place.
Move back through previous days and see the full picture.
Add an email only if you want the same history on a second device.
Built for the thirty seconds before you eat, not for a desk.
A photograph hides things — oil in the pan, sugar in the sauce, the depth of a bowl. CaloriCam gives you a good working number, not a laboratory measurement.
When you describe a meal in words instead of photographing it, the app shows you the margin of error on that specific estimate — and tells you when it had to guess a portion size, because naming a weight makes it markedly more accurate.
Most calorie apps present a confident number and hope you don't ask. We show the uncertainty because a number you can trust the shape of is worth more than one you can't.
This isn't a policy we wrote to look good — it's how the app is actually built.
We're adding testers in small batches so we can actually read the feedback. Send us a note and we'll put you on the list.
Free while in beta. We reply within two business days.
CaloriCam was built by A2S — two hi-tech veterans who also teach anyone to build their own AI agent in about an hour. See how →