Caloloop
Photograph your plate. See what's left for today.
Caloloop estimates the meal, you correct the portion, and your calories, macros and water update on one screen.
Get it on Google Play
A day in Caloloop
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Point the camera at your plate
Take the photo, check the food and the portion, then save it to the right meal.
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No photo? Use the list
Scan a barcode, search for the food, enter it by hand, or pick from your history and saved meals.
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See what's left
Calories, protein, carbs, fat and water, all against today's goal.
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Add the workout
Pick one from the list or create your own. Calories burned sit next to calories eaten.
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Follow your weight to a target date
Set a target weight and date, then chart weight, calories, water and workouts over time.
12 recipes, built from weighed ingredients
Each one is a single portion, with nutrition calculated from USDA FoodData Central records.
Chicken Quinoa Bowl459 kcal, 30 min
Berry Yogurt Overnight Oats390 kcal, 10 min
Salmon, Sweet Potato & Spinach447 kcal, 60 min
Egg & Avocado Toast426 kcal, 15 min
Chickpea Avocado Salad387 kcal, 15 min
Tofu, Broccoli & Rice Bowl497 kcal, 25 min
Recipe images are illustrations, not photos of measured portions.
Where the numbers come from
- Barcodes
- Product data from Open Food Facts. Coverage varies, so check the label, especially for allergens.
- Photos
- A third-party AI model identifies the food and estimates its weight, and USDA FoodData Central supplies the nutrition. Treat the result as an estimate.
- Recipes
- Weighed ingredients matched to USDA FoodData Central records.
- Calorie goal
- Starts from the Mifflin-St Jeor resting-energy equation and the details you enter. It estimates your needs; it doesn't measure them.
- BMI
- Calculated from your weight and height. It's a screening guide, not a diagnosis.
Try it on your next meal.
Get it on Google PlayCaloloop offers a Premium subscription. Plans and any trial are shown in the app before you buy.