Built for iPhone · Now in TestFlight
Snap your meal.
Get the macros.
Cal Factor reads a photo of what you're eating and returns calories, protein, carbs, and fat in seconds. No barcode scanning. No food database hunting. No spreadsheets.
Android coming summer 2026
From plate to numbers.
One photo.
Three real screens. No mockups — this is exactly what you'll see when you point Cal Factor at a snack mix bag.
Center your meal — packaged snack, restaurant plate, or something you made. No barcode lookup.
A frontier vision model identifies the food, estimates portion in grams, and returns calories + macros.
Edit anything inline — name, ingredients, grams, meal type — then save. The whole loop takes a few seconds.
The whole habit.
Not just the log.
Point the camera. Skip the database.
Frontier vision AI identifies ingredients, estimates portions in grams, and returns calories and macros. Edit anything inline before saving.
- Multi-ingredient plates
- Manual gram adjust
- Health score 1–10
- Photo + notes saved
A whole day, generated to hit your numbers.
Tell Cal Factor your goal — breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks come back balanced to your calorie and protein targets. Cook one. Save the rest.
Patterns you'd never spot in a spreadsheet.
Daily AI insights based on your eating history. What you're under-eating, where the protein gaps are, what to cook next — plus smart nudges when intake slips behind.
Generate it. Save it. Cook it again.
Ask for a high-protein dinner under 600 kcal and get a full recipe back — macros, prep time, ingredients, steps. Save it to your private library or share it to the public feed.
- AI-generated from a prompt
- Macros + prep + difficulty
- Browse public library
- Manual recipe entry
Beyond calories. Beyond macros.
Cal Factor surfaces the micronutrients other trackers bury — fiber, potassium, sodium and more, pulled straight from your logged ingredients.
A week. A month. A year.
Log your weight and the Progress tab stitches it together with your macros and calorie intake — weekly, monthly, yearly. Direction over noise.
Three taps.
One logged meal.
Open camera. Point. Tap.
The shutter is the only button. No menus, no setup.
Confirm what's on the plate.
Cal Factor names every ingredient and estimates grams. Adjust anything that's off.
It's logged.
Calories, macros, photo, ingredients, and a health score — saved to today.
Start free.
Pro is on the way.
Everything you need to start logging seriously.
- 10 meal photo scans / day
- 3 recipe generations / day
- 5 recipe suggestions / day
- 1 day-plan generation / day
- 5 nutrition insights / day
- Manual entry & ingredient editing
A paid tier is on the way for people who log every meal. Pricing and the final feature set are being finalized — we'll announce details before launch.
- Higher daily scan limits
- Longer meal history
- Deeper analytics & insights
Directional only. Final scope and price may change.
Free is on the App Store today. Limits reset on a rolling 24-hour window. Pro details — price, billing cadence, and the final feature set — will be published before the paid tier goes live.
Is my photo data private?
Yes. Photos live in your private Supabase storage. The AI runs server-side and is never used to train models. Delete your account in-app and every photo, meal, and recipe goes with it.
How accurate is the macro estimate?
Typically within 10–15% for plates where the ingredients are visible. Mixed dishes — stews, casseroles, sauces — are harder. You can tap any ingredient to adjust grams, and the macros recalculate.
Does it work offline?
Photo capture works offline. The AI analysis needs a connection. Meals you log while offline sync once you're back online.
Will it ever scan barcodes?
Barcode scanning and restaurant menu search are on the roadmap. We'll share timing as it firms up.
Why iPhone first?
We're polishing one platform before splitting our attention. Android is coming summer 2026.
Is there a paid plan?
Free covers the full experience today. A Pro tier is being prepared for people who log every meal — pricing and final features will be announced before it launches. Join the waitlist on the pricing section if you want a heads-up.