Kaloro: Photo Calorie Counter

Snap your meal and see the calories and macros in seconds. Then fix the two things every photo scanner gets wrong — the oil and the portion. Typing a meal in is always free. WHY OTHER TRACKERS COME IN LOW A photo shows the food. It does not show the oil in the pan or the butter stirred in at the end, and it cannot tell a small plate from a large one. That is why a 900-calorie meal so often gets logged as 400. Kaloro tells you what it assumed — "1 plate, about 400 g, normal oil" — and gives you two taps to correct it: • Cooking — light, normal, or generous oil • Portion — small, normal, or large The number updates as you tap. An estimate whose assumptions are visible can be fixed. A bare number can only be wrong. WHAT ELSE IS IN IT • Daily calorie and macro targets from your own height, weight, age and activity • A home screen ring showing exactly what you have left today • Repeat — log…