Photo → nutrition coaching
One photo gives you the whole nutrition breakdown. The AI coach turns your own diary into day-by-day nutrition coaching.
Free forever · 3 scans a day · English, Français, العربية
Calories
497kcal
Protein
42g
Carbs
28g
Fat
26g
How it works
No search box. No database to fight. No guessing your portion from a list of forty near-identical entries. Point the camera, glance at the answer, get back to your meal.
The camera is the whole app. The upload returns before recognition finishes, so you are never watching a spinner with your arm out over a table.
Every ingredient is found and weighed on its own, then added up for you — so what you see is measured, not estimated.
Ate half of it? Went back for seconds? Set your serving in one tap and the day, the ring and the whole week behind it follow along.
Your AI nutrition coach
It’s the small decisions that stall people — the dinner out, the day that went sideways, the plateau that makes no sense. CalJoy answers them in seconds, from your own numbers.
Just ask it
Why it works
Precision
CalJoy measures every ingredient on your plate — nothing rounded, nothing assumed. It keeps the calorie record for you, day after day, and an AI coach turns it into what to eat next.
Tuna poke bowl · 497 kcal
Every ingredient found, weighed and counted on its own — so the total is exact, not an estimate.
Any food, anywhere
A tagine or a bowl of ramen. Sushi, tacos, biryani, your mother’s stew. CalJoy reads what is actually in front of you — no cuisine it has not met, and nothing to spell out in a search box.
Progress
Weight, calories and macros across weeks, drawn from every day you logged. Drag across any chart to read a single day back. Seeing the trend move is what keeps people going long after motivation has worn off.
Exercise
Connect Apple Health or log a session by hand and what you burn is added back to your day. Burn 646 kcal and CalJoy returns 485 of it — 75 %, because wearables read high. Your target moves with your training instead of running away from you.
Sushi · Tagine · Ramen · Tacos · Couscous · Pasta · Curry · Shawarma · Poke · Paella · Biryani · Pho
Stories
“I stopped guessing at lunch. Photograph it, get the number, get on with the day.”
84 → 76 kg
“Every other app made me search for “tagine” and gave me a beef stew. This one just knew.”
“The coach told me my protein was low three weeks running. Nothing else had ever noticed a pattern.”
“Three scans a day is genuinely enough. I have never once felt pushed into paying.”
“It adds back part of what I burn, not all of it, and it says why. That is the first honest number I have seen in a tracker.”
−6.2 kg
“Logging used to take ten minutes a day. It takes about forty seconds.”
“I asked it in Arabic and it answered in Arabic, properly. My mother uses it now.”
“The weight chart finally goes in one direction and I can see exactly which weeks did it.”
−9 kg
“I wanted a number, not a lecture. It gives me the number and gets out of the way.”
“Cutting for a show and the macros have to be right. This is the first camera app I trust with them.”
182 g
“Ramadan was the test. It handled suhoor and iftar without me fighting it.”
“It told me one week was too short to draw a conclusion from. I did not expect honesty from an app.”
What changed
Nothing here is a promise about how fast anything happens. These are what the app draws: a starting weight, a finishing one, and every wobble in between left in.
Leïla M.
Morocco
−7.5kg
“Twenty weeks of not lying to myself about portions.”
Bilal K.
Turkey
−8.9kg
“Same training as always. The difference was finally knowing what I ate.”
Yasmin A.
Egypt
−6.2kg
“The exercise badge is what made me trust the target.”
Pricing
Not a trial that expires into a wall. The free tier is a real product you can use for years — the limit is there so the upgrade is a decision you make once you already know it works.
Free
0forever
No card, no countdown. The counter resets each day in your own timezone.
Premium
Everything, without limit
See the current price on the App Store or Google Play — it is set for your country, so it costs what it should where you are.
Questions
A photo cannot weigh your food, and CalJoy does not pretend otherwise — it identifies what is on the plate and estimates portions, then you correct the serving in a tap if it is out. What it will not do is invent a number: every figure traces to a database row, so an error is a portion you can fix rather than a calorie count with nothing behind it.
Your diary, your history and the charts are all readable offline. Recognising a new photo needs a connection, since that is the one part that runs on our servers.
Nothing breaks. You can still log by name or description as much as you like, and the counter resets the next day in your own timezone. The limit is on the camera, not on the app.
No. Your photos and diary are yours. You can export or delete the lot from Settings, and deleting the account removes the images too.
No, and the coach will tell you so. It gives general guidance about food and habits, and it declines medical questions rather than improvising an answer to one.
Three scans a day, free, for as long as you want them. Nothing to cancel.