Feels encouraging, not judgey
The doll is funny and kind of relatable, especially when I go over my calories 😅
Makes dieting feel lighter.

This app uses an AI-powered virtual character to motivate users to track their meals and hydration. It offers photo recognition for quick logging, macro tracking, and generates weekly health reports to encourage consistent healthy habits.
1.0.8
January 7, 2026
Added food databases for over 400 specific regions; Fixed inconsistencies in height and weight units based on user feedback; Fixed other bugs;
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Calorie Doll uses a virtual character that reacts to your daily actions. For example, it looks worried if you don't log meals and cheers you on when you drink enough water, creating an emotional feedback loop.
Yes, Calorie Doll features AI photo recognition. You can simply take a photo of your meal, and the app will estimate the calories and macros.
Calorie Doll tracks calories, protein, carbs, and fat intake. It also includes manual water tracking and integrates with Apple Health to sync activity and basic health data.
Yes, Calorie Doll offers subscription plans for monthly ($6.99/P1M) and yearly ($44.99/P1Y) access. Payments are charged to your iTunes Account and subscriptions auto-renew unless turned off 24 hours prior to the end of the current period.
Calorie Doll has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and older users.
The latest version is 1.0.8, and the app was last updated on January 7, 2026. This indicates a relatively frequent update schedule.
Yes, Calorie Doll generates a shareable weekly health report that includes a summary of your progress, calorie and water goal achievement, and macro balance. This report can be shared on social media or used for personal reflection.
Based on the provided data, Calorie Doll is currently only supported on iPhone devices.