AI calorie counter for Android
Take a photo, describe it or scan a barcode. Calorko estimates calories, protein, carbs and fat, shows how sure it is, and logs it to your day.
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Cevapi 150 g · 405 kcal
Lepinja 150 g · 405 kcal
Dinner out
Snap the plate before the first bite.
Lunch at your desk
Describe it in one sentence.
Cooking at home
Scan the barcodes as you cook.
After the gym
Track protein, not just calories.
No weighing every ingredient, no endless searching.
Photograph your plate, say “two ćevapi in lepinja”, or scan the barcode on a package.
Calories and macros with a range and a confidence badge. Bigger portion? Drag the slider.
See what’s left for today and how your week is going.
Barcodes cover what comes in a wrapper. For what comes out of a kitchen, the AI reads the plate and checks it against a food table with home-cooked dishes other apps don’t know.
Photos: Wikimedia Commons and Pexels, with authors and licences on the photo credits page.
The free version covers most days.
$0
forever, no card
Best value
$39.99 a year
that’s about $3.33 a month · or $6.99 a month
3-day free trial, then $39.99 a year unless you cancel.
Prices for: US, UK, Canada, Australia and all other countries. Prices in Europe
A photo estimate is never a kitchen scale. That is why the app shows a range next to the calories (for example 480–620 kcal) and a confidence badge, and you fix the portion with a slider. For home-cooked dishes it uses a regional table with standard portions.
Three AI photo scans a day (meals or nutrition labels) on a lighter AI model than Pro's, up to 20 meal descriptions by text or voice per 24 hours, unlimited barcode, food search and quick add, the last 7 days of history, a streak that forgives one missed day a week, and data export as CSV. The free version needs no card.
No, unless you switch that on. The photo is sent for analysis and not stored; the "keep photos" option is off by default.
Android phones. The app launches on Google Play in early December. Sign up for early access and you will hear from me first.
English, German, Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian. You can describe a meal in any of them.
Google Play manages the subscription: open Google Play → profile → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions and cancel Calorko Pro. Pro stays active until the end of the paid period.
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You will hear from me first when the app is on Google Play in early December.
If you want to test the app before launch, email me at [email protected].
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You’re on the early-access list
You will hear from me first when the app is on Google Play in early December.
Thanks, you’re all set
Your testing answer wasn’t saved. If you want to test, email me at [email protected].
If you want to test the app before launch, email me at [email protected].
The Android app launches in early December.
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