Calometric User Reviews

Is Calometric Safe?

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Is Calometric Legit?

Calometric - Calorie Tracker appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Calometric is 65/100.

Based on 65 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

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I want a refund

It’s clear why there’s no free trial. Because if you tried it first, you wouldn’t buy it. The photo scanner is terrible. It labeled simple scrambled eggs as a plate of ravioli, gnocchi, and macaroni and cheese with about five times the calories.

The AI voice recognition is even worse. I said very simply “two scrambled eggs with 25g of cottage cheese fried in a little bit of olive oil” and it interpreted that as one egg, fish and chips, cheesecake, and fried calamari.

I want a refund.
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Response from developer

Thank you for the detail — that is a bad first experience and the specifics help. Both problems you hit come from the on-device recognition in this version. We have rebuilt photo scanning entirely: it now runs on a much larger cloud model instead of the on-device one, and results arrive as an editable estimate you can correct before saving. Voice logging has also been reworked. If you would like a refund, Apple handles those at reportaproblem.apple.com. If you would rather wait and try the new version, we would genuinely like to know whether it holds up for your meals — calometric.app/support reaches us directly.

Ok Tracker Without Subscription

Updated Review:
Not as good as I once thought. The app is good at barcodes and reading nutrition labels but unfortunately has a hard time customizing food if you cook your own food. When adding 100g chicken breast, it was 0 calories with 0 grams of protein. Also no way to edit calories, fat, protein on custom meals.

Original Review:
So far this is the best calorie/food tracker without a subscription. Nice, clean, and organized. Even has a widget when you’re looking at your calorie intake a glance.
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Response from developer

Thank you for updating your review — a custom food saving as 0 calories and 0 g protein is a bug, and being unable to edit macros on a custom meal is a gap we should have closed. Both are on us to fix, and the meal review step has been reworked so that every value — foods, portions, servings, calories, carbs, protein and fat — is editable before you save. If a custom food still comes out empty for you after the next update, please send us the exact entry at calometric.app/support. Glad the barcode and label scanning are working for you in the meantime.

Every picture is treat as an error

App treats all pictures as “unsafe” content

Response from developer

Thank you for reporting this — every photo being rejected is a real bug, not intended behaviour. The photo path has been rebuilt since this version and no longer uses the on-device classifier that produced those rejections. If it still happens for you after the next update, please send us an example at calometric.app/support and we will chase it down.

Good app, but can't set exact units

This app is good, but let's you only set whole numbers. there is no comma ,
That makes tracking a little inaccurate.

Response from developer

Thank you — this is a clear bug. Decimal amounts should be enterable, and on a comma-decimal keyboard they should accept a comma. We are treating this as an input-handling fault rather than a design choice, and it is on the list. If you can tell us which screen you hit it on — meal review, custom food, or goals — that would help us reproduce it exactly: calometric.app/support.