PocketMacro: Photo Calories

Your food photos never leave your phone. PocketMacro turns a photo of your meal into an editable calorie and macro entry — and does it entirely on your iPhone. The AI model runs on-device, so your photos are analyzed in memory and immediately discarded. Nothing is uploaded. No account, no subscription required to keep your data, no analytics, no ads, no tracking. HOW IT WORKS • Snap a photo of your meal (or pick one from your library) • PocketMacro identifies the foods, estimates portions in grams, and calculates calories, protein, carbs, and fat • Review the estimate: every food, weight, and value is editable before you save • Uncertain about something? Each estimate shows an honest uncertainty range instead of pretending to be exact YOU STAY IN CONTROL • Correct any item by typing what actually changed ("that was brown rice, about a cup") • One-tap serving chips (½, 1, 2 servings) for quick portion fixes • PocketMacro remembers your usual portions and suggests them next time MORE WAYS TO LOG • Barcode scanning with nutrition lookup • Food search (online via USDA FoodData Central, or fully offline with the local database) • Custom foods and saved meals for things you eat often PRIVATE BY DESIGN • All meal logs, profile data, and history are stored only on your device • Optional Apple Health integration reads weight, steps, and workouts — on-device, read-only • Export your data anytime to a portable JSON file; delete everything with one tap • Works fully offline after the one-time model download WORKS FOR YOUR GOALS • Personalized calorie and macro targets from your profile and goal • Daily dashboard with remaining calories and macro breakdown • Meal coaching suggestions that inform without judgment A note on the download: the first launch downloads the AI model (~2.6 GB) over Wi-Fi. That's the price of keeping analysis on your phone — after that, no photo, meal, or personal detail is ever transmitted. PocketMacro provides estimates for informational purposes and is not medical or dietary advice.