Casual meal tracking with AI

Calorie Crusher

Describe it. Snap it. Understand it.

Turn everyday meals into clear calorie estimates, macros, nutrition quality, and progress you can use, without searching a food database one ingredient at a time.

  • Text or photo logging
  • Calories and macros
  • Detailed nutrition
Calorie Crusher dashboard showing calories remaining, macro progress, and foods logged together
Today's calories, macros, and logged foods in one view.

A simpler food log

From “I ate this” to a useful day in three steps.

The app keeps the speed of a conversation while giving you structured information you can review and adjust.

01

Tell it naturally

Type what you ate, take a meal photo, or reuse one of your saved foods.

02

Review the estimate

See each food, portion, calories, macros, and nutrition quality before logging.

03

Use the bigger picture

Follow today's budget, weight trend, consistency, and progress toward your goal.

Natural meal logging

A real meal does not need a perfect database entry.

Describe the meal as you would to another person. Calorie Crusher separates it into adjustable foods and keeps the whole meal total visible.

  • Adjust portions and meal type before logging
  • Log the complete meal or individual foods
  • Save repeat foods to My Foods for later
AI meal estimate with granola, almonds, calories, macros, nutrition quality, and meal total
Review the foods and the complete meal total.
Daily food log grouping foods that were logged as one meal
Foods logged together stay visually connected.

More than calorie counting

Know more than the calorie number.

Each estimated food can include a plain-language nutrition quality view alongside detailed nutrient data.

  • Processing, protein, grain quality, fat type, sodium, and fibre
  • Calories, macros, blood-sugar context, fat breakdown, vitamins, and minerals
  • A visible confidence level so an estimate never pretends to be exact
Nutrition quality details showing processing, protein, fat type, sodium, fibre, and confidence
Plain-language nutrition quality for each food.

Progress that answers a question

Are you on track, and what explains it?

Insights combine goal progress, calories, macros, and logging consistency. Trends keep calories and weight together so the relationship stays visible.

  • Honest early-data states instead of confident guesses
  • Calorie and weight changes over the period you choose
  • Tap logged days to understand what happened
Insights page with weight progress, calories versus plan, and macro alignment
Insights explain what the available data can support.
Trends page combining calorie intake and weight on one chart
Calories and weight remain in one chart.

Built for repeat use

Useful on the first meal, easier on the next one.

My Foods

Save personal foods and find them again with flexible matching.

Personal memory

Keep relevant food preferences under your control and remove them whenever you want.

Weekly meal planning

Build a week around your schedule, servings, cooking effort, and leftovers.

Shopping lists

Turn recipes and weekly plans into grouped shopping items.

Flexible goals

Set calorie and macro targets around the pace and activity level that fit you.

Your review comes first

AI estimates remain editable and clearly labeled before they become part of your log.

Questions

What to expect from Calorie Crusher.

Can Calorie Crusher estimate a meal from a photo?

Yes. You can take a photo or choose one from your library. The app returns editable food items and portions so you can review the result before logging it.

What nutrition information does it estimate?

Depending on the food and available evidence, estimates can include calories, protein, fat, carbohydrates, fibre, sodium, vitamins, minerals, blood-sugar context, fat breakdown, and nutrition quality.

Are AI nutrition estimates exact?

No. Portions, recipes, and preparation methods vary. Calorie Crusher labels estimates, shows confidence where useful, and lets you adjust the food before logging it.

Does Calorie Crusher replace medical nutrition advice?

No. It is a food-logging and planning tool, not a medical device. For medical or dietary treatment decisions, consult a qualified professional.

Start with one meal

Casual meal tracking, without database hunting.

Calorie Crusher is preparing for its public mobile release.

App Store launch in progress