Caaals: calorie & food diary

Caaals: calorie & food diary

AI tracker & live goal date

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March 29, 2026
Updated
September 26, 2026

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Log a meal in seconds. See where you're heading. Close the app. --- Caaals is a calorie and nutrition diary that stays out of your way. Say what you ate, snap a photo, type a line, or scan a barcode — Caaals fills in the calories and macros. Then one glance shows where your weight is heading and when you'll get there. That's it. That's the app. See where you're heading --- Every diary can tell you what you ate today. Caaals shows you where it's taking you: "On track to 75 kg around August 17" — a live projection, front and centre, recalculated as you log and weigh in. The trend is smoothed, so one salty dinner doesn't rewrite the story, and a missed day doesn't erase it. You always know whether what you're doing is working — without doing any of the math. Log it the way it actually happens --- — Say it. Hands full, leaving the gym, halfway through a restaurant plate? Tap the mic: "chicken salad and a coke." Logged. — Snap it. Point the camera at your plate. Caaals identifies what's on it and estimates the nutrition. Add a note ("no rice") and it listens. — Type it. "Two eggs and toast" is enough. No searching, no scrolling. — Scan it. Over a million packaged products, one tap. — Or by hand, for the recipe your grandmother taught you that no database will ever get right. Describe several foods at once and each becomes its own entry — fixing the rice never touches the chicken. Estimates you can actually correct --- AI estimates are never perfect, so Caaals makes them honest. Rename "salad" to "Caesar salad with chicken" and the nutrition is genuinely recalculated — the calories follow the correction. Your projection stays built on real numbers. A score that knows what you actually ate --- A 0–100 read on the whole day: calories and macros against your goals, fibre, sugar, sodium — and, uniquely, how processed your food was (the NOVA classification researchers use worldwide). A 600-calorie homemade lentil soup and a 600-calorie fast-food meal aren't the same thing, and Caaals is the only diary that knows it. We score the day, not the person. We don't get in the way --- No streaks shouting at you. No badges, no guilt mechanics, no "log your salad before 6:14 PM." No ads against your food log, and your data is never sold. Open, log, glance, close — Caaals respects that you have an actual life to get back to. On iPhone and the web --- Log from the supermarket queue, review the week from your laptop. Always in sync. This is Caaals. Pay attention, don't obsess.
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What's New in Caaals

1.0.6

September 26, 2026

The camera now opens at 1×, not the ultra-wide. Switch to 0.5×, 2× or your phone's zoom lens right above the shutter. Also new in recent updates: • Weekly check-in: every Monday, a look back at your week, the patterns of the last month and one thing to focus on. • On-plan weeks: see which days you hit your calories and protein, and build a streak of good weeks. One off day doesn't break it. • Weekly budget (optional): eat a little less one day and have a little more later in the week, while staying on target overall. • Plan ahead: see which of your usual meals fit what's left today, and plan dinner before you eat it. • Your usual: re-log the meal you usually have at this time in one tap. • Recomposition goal: losing fat while building muscle? Follow your waist and body fat, not just the scale. • Private progress photos: front, side and back check-ins, blurred until you tap to see them. Off by default, you choose if you want it.

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