Calorie Counter AI: CalPilot
Weight Loss Macro Meal Tracker
About
Effortlessly track your meals and macros by simply taking a photo. This app identifies food, estimates portions, and logs your intake in seconds, removing the tediousness of manual logging. It also offers barcode scanning, fasting timers, and visual progress tracking to support your weight loss journey.
What's New in Calorie Counter AI
1.1.0
March 4, 2026
Bug fixes and performance improvements. Enhanced AI meal scanning accuracy and improved app stability.
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CalPilot Pro
CalPilot Pro
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FAQ
How does CalPilot track calories?
CalPilot uses AI to identify food from photos, estimate portions, and automatically log calories and macros. It also features a barcode scanner for packaged foods and allows manual entry.
Can CalPilot help with intermittent fasting?
Yes, CalPilot includes a built-in intermittent fasting timer with customizable schedules to help users manage their fasting windows alongside their calorie and macro tracking.
What kind of diets does CalPilot support?
CalPilot supports any diet approach, including keto, high-protein, low-carb, balanced, or simply eating less. Users can set personalized calorie and macro targets based on their body and activity level.
Does CalPilot have ads?
No, CalPilot does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted user experience for tracking meals and progress.
What devices is CalPilot available on?
CalPilot is currently available for iPhone and iPod devices, allowing users on these platforms to track their nutrition.
How often is CalPilot updated?
The latest version of CalPilot is 1.1.0, and it was last updated on March 4, 2026, indicating regular maintenance and potential feature additions.
What is the age rating for CalPilot?
CalPilot has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and adults interested in health and fitness tracking.
What do users like about CalPilot?
Users appreciate that CalPilot makes calorie tracking easy by removing the friction of manual logging, with the photo scanner being a key feature for quick and accurate intake recording.