an AI calorie counter for iPhone
Keep a food diary with photo or voice meal logging. Review estimated calories and macros, then follow your daily totals. Your first 3 AI actions are included.
Snap a photo, skip the database
Point your camera at your plate and Tracck's AI identifies the food and estimates the portion — no scrolling through a database, no guessing grams. From “I should log this” to done in a few seconds, before the friction talks you out of it.
Calories and full macros, every meal
Each scan returns calories plus protein, carbs and fat, so you see your macro split at a glance and can steer it toward your goal. Set a daily calorie and protein target and Tracck tracks the running total for you.
Prefer talking? Log your food by voice
Not every meal is photogenic. Just say what you ate — “two eggs, toast and a coffee” — and Tracck's AI turns it into a logged entry with calories and macros. Voice logging is the fastest way to track a meal you can't photograph.
Roughly right beats precisely abandoned
Fast logging can make it easier to keep a meal record, but convenience is different from accuracy. Photo estimates can miss hidden ingredients or misjudge portions. Review the foods, quantities, and preparation before relying on the result.
How to use a photo calorie counter
Tracck turns a meal photo or voice description into an estimated food log. It suits people who want to record meals without searching for each ingredient separately.
01Photograph or describe your meal
Take a clear photo showing the food you ate, or describe it by voice. Include sides and drinks. Mention preparation and quantities when you know them.
02Review the food and portion estimate
Check the identified foods and adjust the entry by hand where needed. Oil, ghee, dressings and ingredients inside mixed dishes may not be visible in a photo.
03Follow your daily calories and macros
Use the logged meal’s calories, protein, carbohydrates and fat alongside your running daily totals. Keep portions consistent when recording meals you eat often.
An example voice food log
Instead of saying ‘lunch,’ describe ‘two plain rotis, a small bowl of dal, half a bowl of sabzi and plain curd.’ Review the portions and cooking fats afterward. This gives the estimate more context, but it does not make it an exact measurement.
What is included?
Tracck is free to download on iPhone. The first 3 AI actions are included, shared across photo scans, voice logs and AI meal plans. Tracck Pro unlocks unlimited AI logging. We have not published a controlled accuracy study.
Choose what you want to track
Start with habits, meals or tasks. Enable the other modules when you want them in the same app.
Practical calories guides
- Best Calorie Counter App for Indian Food
Compare calorie tracking options for Indian food and learn how to log roti, dal, rice, curries, and homemade meals with useful portion estimates.
- How to count calories in homemade meals: a simple guide
Learn how to calculate calories in homemade food, divide a recipe into portions, and avoid common mistakes with oil, serving sizes, and cooked weights.
- How to count calories when eating out without overthinking it
A practical guide to logging restaurant meals: use menu information, estimate portions, account for sauces and drinks, and review AI meal estimates.
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Questions, answered
How accurate is AI photo calorie tracking?
AI photo tracking estimates the foods and quantities in a meal. Hidden ingredients, mixed dishes, and portion size can introduce errors. We have not published a controlled accuracy study of Tracck, so we do not claim a tested percentage. Review the estimate and use known label or menu information when available.
Is Tracck's calorie tracker free?
Yes. Tracck is available on the App Store, free to download, and includes your first 3 AI actions at no cost — photo scans, voice logs and AI meal plans all draw from the same 3, in any combination. Tracck Pro unlocks unlimited AI logging.
Can I log food without taking a photo?
Yes. You can log any meal by voice — just describe what you ate and Tracck's AI estimates the calories and macros. You can also adjust any entry by hand.
Does it track protein, carbs and fat?
Every logged meal includes calories plus protein, carbohydrates and fat, so you can see your macro split and hit a protein target, not just a calorie number.
What phones does the calorie tracker work on?
Tracck is built for iPhone (iOS 15 and later) and is available on the App Store.
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