Say it out loud
Calorina listens, shows the transcript, then estimates the meal.
iOS and Android
Calorie tracking.
Simplified by AI.
Calorina is an AI calorie and nutrition tracker. Snap a photo, scan a barcode, or say what you ate, then see calories and macros in seconds.
6 meals free · 1-month Pro trial · $9.99/mo or $34.99/yr · Cancel anytime
Three steps. Then it is a habit.
Logging is the product. You snap, you check, you keep the streak.
- 1
Log the meal the easy way
Photo, gallery, barcode, voice, typed dish, or a saved favorite. Same meal, whichever input you have in front of you.
- 2
Review before it counts
AI proposes the dish, calories, and macros. You confirm the name, nudge the portion, and save only what looks right.
- 3
See the week, not a spreadsheet
A daily ring, a streak, and a 7-day calorie trend sit next to weight versus the target you set.
Built for the moment you eat.
Photo for a plate. Barcode in the aisle. Voice when your hands are full. The same calm screen either way.
Today, on the home screen
The widget shows calories left or over, macros, and weight, without opening the app.
Repeat meals without retyping
Heart a bowl once. Tomorrow it is in Saved, ready to add back to the day.
3 allergies selected
SoyFishGluten
Warnings for your allergies
List peanuts, gluten, shellfish, and the rest. If a logged food matches, Calorina flags it. It is a check, not a lab test.
A goal you chose. A target you can edit.
Lose weight, gain weight, build muscle, maintain, or simply eat with more intention. Calorie targets start from the Mifflin-St Jeor equation. You can override them, and edit starting weight, target weight, and today’s weight whenever they change.
- English, Spanish, and Arabic
- Light and dark
- Reminders you can turn off
- Home, Saved, Stats, and Profile
Start for free. Upgrade for AI power.
The free account includes Home, Stats, your calorie target, streaks, and 6 AI food entries. Unlimited logging is Calorina Pro.
Monthly
$9.99
per month
After a 1-month free trial
- Unlimited photo, barcode, voice, and text logging
- Saved foods you can add again in one tap
- Unlimited barcode scans via Open Food Facts
- 1 month free, then cancel anytime in the App Store or Google Play
Yearly
Best value$34.99
per year
About $2.92/month, billed yearly. 1-month free trial.
- Unlimited photo, barcode, voice, and text logging
- Saved foods you can add again in one tap
- Unlimited barcode scans via Open Food Facts
- 1 month free, then cancel anytime in the App Store or Google Play
Store prices can vary by region. Promo codes can add a free month. Premium stays active until the end of the paid period.
Questions, answered plainly
Everything you need to know about Calorina.
Calorina is an AI-powered calorie and nutrition tracker. Log a meal by photo, barcode, voice, or text, then review calories and macros before you save. It is a nutrition companion, not a medical product or a diet program.
Open Add food and choose a photo, a barcode, voice, typed dish, or a saved favorite. Calorina estimates the meal. You can edit the name, quantity, and portion, then add it to the day you picked.
Calories and macros are estimates. Photo, voice, and text meals come from AI analysis. Barcodes use Open Food Facts. Personal calorie targets use the Mifflin-St Jeor equation. Values change with cooking, portions, and product formulation. This is not medical advice.
No. You can snap a plate, scan a barcode, speak the meal, or type the dish name. You can still edit anything before it saves.
Yes. The barcode scanner looks up packaged products through Open Food Facts so you can check nutrients and allergens in the aisle.
Calories, protein, carbs, and fat, plus sugar, sodium, and fiber when available. You also get ingredients, allergens, tags, a daily streak, a 7-day trend, and weight versus your target.
Know what’s on your plate.
Try 6 meals free. Keep going with a 1-month trial of Calorina Pro.
This app is for informational and tracking purposes only. Nutritional information, calorie calculations, and recommendations are estimates and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult qualified healthcare professionals before making health, nutrition, or dietary decisions.