Cal AI - Calorie Tracker

Cal AI - Calorie Tracker

Food & Macro Counter

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Released
April 8, 2024
Updated
October 27, 2026

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This app helps you achieve your fitness goals by tracking your calorie and macronutrient intake. Simply answer lifestyle questions to create a personalized plan, then snap photos of your meals for an instant nutritional breakdown. It aims to simplify dieting and empower users with the tools and information needed to succeed.

✓Personalized lifestyle plan creation
✓Meal photo nutritional analysis
✓Calorie and macro tracking
✓Dietary goal support
✓User-friendly interface
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What's New in Cal AI

26.43.0

October 27, 2026

Improvements and tweaks to help you build and be your best

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Unlimited

Allows you to use all scanning features.

$19.991 Year
3 Days trial
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Charts

Top Free

The app has maintained its position at 7 recently.

Last updated on October 28, 2026.

Top Grossing

The app has maintained its position at 12 recently.

Last updated on October 28, 2026.

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Pouco intuitivo

O app está apenas meio traduzido para português
Além disso ele não é intuitivo e não tem alentos básicos de consumo

Disappointed

I’m really disappointed with Cal AI. I’m already paying for the app, and I chose the more expensive Family plan because I wanted to get the most out of it.

After missing a couple of days of logging my calories, my streak went back to zero. I had built up a good streak, and now, if I want to get back to where I was, I have to pay again.

I honestly don’t see how that’s fair when I’m already paying for a subscription. Since this happened, I don’t even feel like using the app anymore.

When my current subscription comes to an end, I won’t be renewing it. I feel like this is less about helping users and more about finding ways to make extra money $$$$ from them. It’s disappointing, especially for someone who was already paying for the more expensive Family plan.
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Stop working

I paid for a full year of Cal AI and had been using it for several months without any issues. However, for the past couple of weeks, the app has barely been working. Every time I try to scan a meal, the app freezes and becomes unusable.

It’s extremely frustrating to pay for an annual subscription and suddenly not be able to use the main feature of the app. It was working perfectly before, so I’m disappointed with the recent experience. I hope the developers address this issue soon because users who pay for a subscription should be able to rely on the app to work properly.
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Under Delivers

I am fairly certain that this app was simply “vibe coded” with Claude Code or Codex by people with no actual software development experience or expertise in nutrition science. Like so many other apps based on a single “cool gimmick”, Cal AI falls flat in UX, useful reporting and cohesion. It does exactly one thing - takes a picture of food and generates a calorie and macro estimate that’s wrong far more often than right.

Full disclosure: I’m only still using the app after they practically gave it to me when I went to cancel my free trial.
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Lame App, lame customer service.

I paid not once but twice (once for ipad once for iphone) and it doesnt even sync, forcing me to pay twice. Plus the food is not accurate so i have to update it each time i eat a new food and whats worse is i make it all really professional picture from the internet to show up and then some moron comes along and replaces it with a terrible picture. Its all bad. I have been fighting with these apps to sync with my iphone and ipad for months. They said it doesnt sync. Then why the hell do they have an apple watch connection if it doesn’t sync. It shows zero calories. SO LAME!
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Freezing/crashing issues

Bug

Incorrect data entry and logging

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Syncing problems across devices

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Unreliable barcode scanning

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Requested Features

5 requests

Ability to manually adjust portion sizes

Feature

Integration with fitness trackers

Feature

Detailed macro and nutrient breakdowns

Feature

Saved meal/recipe functionality

Feature

More customization options

Feature

FAQ

What does Cal AI do?

Cal AI is a calorie and macro tracker designed to help users achieve their fitness goals. It allows you to create a personalized plan based on your lifestyle and then provides nutritional breakdowns of your meals, often through photo analysis.

How does the meal scanning feature work?

You can snap a photo of your meal, and the app will provide a nutritional breakdown. Please note that this advanced food scanning analysis feature requires a subscription to use.

Is Cal AI free to use?

The app offers core functionality for free, but certain advanced features, such as the food scanning analysis, require a subscription. This means it operates on a freemium model.

What kind of results can I expect from Cal AI?

The app aims to help you get your 'dream body' by providing tools and information for calorie and nutrient tracking. It emphasizes empowering users with confidence and minimal time spent on dieting, but requires user effort.

Does Cal AI offer medical advice?

No, Cal AI explicitly states that it does not offer medical advice. Any recommendations provided should be considered suggestions, and users are advised to consult with a professional and conduct their own research before starting any new diet or nutrient plan.