CaptureCal – Log Calories Fast

CaptureCal – Log Calories Fast

Upload Photos or Dictate Meals

26 ratings
6 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 11, 2025
  • May 17, 2026

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Effortlessly log meals by snapping photos or dictating what you ate. AI instantly analyzes nutritional content and tracks your progress towards daily goals. Includes workout logging and personalized training plans.

AI-powered food logging via photo or dictation
Instant nutritional breakdown (calories, macros, etc.)
Comprehensive nutrient tracking
Workout logging with detailed metrics
AI-generated personalized workout plans
Daily goal setting and progress tracking
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What's New in CaptureCal

2.4.0

May 17, 2026

UI updates and bug fixes

Subscription plans

Monthly Subscription

Log 20 photos and 30 text meals per day.

$9.991 Month
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User reviews

Obsessed!

I’ve tried all the calorie trackers and weight loss tools out there - this one is excellent. Fast, easy to use and stays up to date. Love it!

Game changer for tracking calories

CaptureCal is easily the most seamless calorie-tracking app I’ve ever used. The AI image recognition is incredibly accurate — I can just snap a photo of my meal, and it estimates calories and macros within seconds. It’s quick, intuitive, and doesn’t overwhelm you with cluttered menus like other apps. The integration with Apple Health and the clean design make it perfect for staying consistent without feeling like a chore. Highly recommend for anyone who wants an effortless, modern way to track nutrition.
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Best macro logging app

Easily the best and simplest macro logging app. I can dictate what I ate all day and then I’m done! 5/5!

Photo or Dictate - and capture your macros easily. Love this!

I love the ease of this app for tracking macros, including my protein intake. This is a great app for those of us who just want to take a photo, or dictate, and go. Simplicity at its best.

10/10

I found this app very helpful for calorie counting in an efficient and easy way - using photos to upload a whole meal at once and identifying ingredients in each item was a really helpful way to make it quick and easy!! Would absolutely recommend, I’m loving it!

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FAQ

How does CaptureCal log meals?

CaptureCal allows you to log meals by taking a photo of your food, dictating what you ate, or typing a brief description. Its AI then instantly analyzes the nutritional content.

What nutritional information does CaptureCal provide?

CaptureCal tracks calories, macros (protein, carbs, fat), sugar, fiber, sodium, and water intake. It provides a comprehensive breakdown for your daily logs.

Can CaptureCal help with workouts?

Yes, CaptureCal allows you to log various exercises with details like sets, reps, and duration. It can also generate personalized workout plans based on your goals and available equipment.

What are the premium features in CaptureCal?

The premium version offers unlimited photos and dictations, priority processing, advanced macro insights, unlimited workout generation, and early access to new features.

What is the pricing for CaptureCal subscriptions?

CaptureCal offers a monthly subscription for $9.99 and an annual subscription for $79.99, which includes a 3-day free trial.

Is CaptureCal available on multiple devices?

CaptureCal is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible for users across the Apple ecosystem.

How often is CaptureCal updated?

The latest version is 1.8.6, and the app was last updated on January 26, 2026, indicating regular updates and maintenance.

Does CaptureCal offer medical advice?

No, CaptureCal explicitly states it does not offer medical advice. All recommendations are suggestions based on common algorithms, and users should consult a health professional before starting new diets or health plans.