Simple Calories vs Satt

Simple Calories is a deliberately minimal calorie tracking app. No accounts. No ads. No cloud. No databases. No unnecessary features. You know how many calories you consumed. You enter them. Done. Fast, direct, and without friction. An optional built-in calculator supports you when needed: Enter values per 100 grams and instantly calculate your actual intake. Simple, fast, and precise. Everything runs locally on your device. Your data stays yours. You decide how much you want to see: Hide weight, statistics, or nutrients to stay focused on the essentials. Or enable them if you want more insight. Features: * Fast and direct calorie tracking * Built-in calculator for quantity calculations * Optional tracking of protein, carbs, and fat * Weight tracking and statistics when needed * Customizable interface * Dark mode and light mode * 100 percent offline and private Simple Calories is for people who do not want complex apps. Just a clean, fast solution.

Satt is a free, subscription-free calorie tracker that does one thing excellently: tracking calories. No account, no ads, no tracking. Your data stays on your device – optionally backed up via your own iCloud. THREE WAYS TO LOG • Search & manual logging – the rock-solid foundation. Onboarding calculates your personal daily goal. • Barcode scan – scan a product, pick a portion, done. Data from Open Food Facts, cached locally (second scan works offline). • Photo scan (AI) – snap your plate and the AI estimates calories as a smart first draft. Always editable, with an honest confidence hint. THE CALORIE RING A big ring shows what's left of your daily goal at a glance. Meals, subtle macro bars, weekly stats and a weight trend. HONEST & HEALTHY No deficit pressure, no shaming mechanics, a safety floor for your daily goal. Satt is not a medical device and does not replace medical or nutritional advice. PRIVACY-FIRST No login, no premium, no ad or tracking SDKs. Apple Health optional. Export your data anytime as CSV/JSON or delete it completely. Product data from Open Food Facts (ODbL).