Caloryze
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Never type a meal again.

Photograph your plate, or say what you ate. Calories, protein, carbs and fat in seconds. Wrong? Say so in one sentence.

A bowl of grilled salmon, quinoa, edamame, shredded carrot, mango and red cabbage on an oak table, photographed from above
Lunch · 12:40 PM
Salmon quinoa bowl
600 cal
Protein44 g
Carbs57 g
Fat23 g
Fix Food

Wrong? Say so.You approve every fix.

Every photo tracker gets a plate wrong sometimes. Say what happened, or type it.

FIX FOODSalmon quinoa bowl · 600 cal
“no mango and I only ate half”
Your changes, 2

Saved — all set.

RemovedMango
minus 24
Portion halved
was 552, now 276
New totalwas 600, now 276 cal
22 protein22 carbs11 fat

Your fixes gather here.

Saved

Say what’s off. Caloryze shows the fix. You confirm.

How it works

One photo. Six ingredients. 600 cal.

Logged in seconds, synced to Apple Health or Health Connect. Packaged? Scan the barcode. Hands full? Say it to your Apple Watch.

6 ingredientscal
  • Grilled salmon · 130 g268 cal
  • Quinoa · 150 g180 cal
  • Edamame · 60 g73 cal
  • Shredded carrot · 50 g20 cal
  • Mango · 80 g48 cal
  • Red cabbage · 35 g11 cal
  • Total600 cal
The Caloryze Home screen: the calories remaining today, the protein, carbs and fat bars under them, the week above
Accuracy

How accurate is Caloryze?

Around 85% accuracy on everyday plates, in my own tests. Every photo count is an estimate, mine included. So is the guess you make when you eyeball a portion or pick the closest entry in a database.

I changed the starting point. You get the ingredients, the portions and the macros instead of a blank field. Each value is one tap from correct. Adjust a portion, or scan the barcode. I’d rather you log a close estimate every day than quit a precise app in week two.

Caloryze is a habit-building nutritional tracking tool and does not provide medical advice. Always consult your physician before modifying or discontinuing any prescribed treatment.

FAQ

Questions

How does it read my plate?

Caloryze is a photo calorie counter. It identifies the foods on your plate and estimates each portion. Then it looks each one up in nutrition databases and adds them up. Reading a photo needs an internet connection. What you log offline saves and sends later.

Where does my photo go?

To Caloryze’s servers, where Google’s Gemini model reads it, then into your diary behind a private, unguessable link. Delete the meal and the photo goes with it. Delete your account, and your diary and photos are deleted within 30 days, backups included. Caloryze does not use your photos for advertising. Export your diary as one file from Settings. Photos are not in the file.

Do I need an account?

Yes. Sign in with Apple or Google. No password.

I’m on a GLP-1. Can I use it now, and after I stop?

I built Caloryze for both halves of a GLP-1 or a diet: the months on it, and the stretch after. That’s when appetite comes back and habits decide what happens next. A quick photo helps you relearn portion sizes by eye, and logging stays light enough to keep up. Caloryze is a habit-building nutritional tracking tool and does not provide medical advice. Always consult your physician before modifying or discontinuing any prescribed treatment.

Never type a meal again.

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Who makes Caloryze

Ryan O’Hagan

Founder

I’ve fought my weight most of my life. Every tracker made me type out every meal, and I quit every one. I built Caloryze so I could show it a plate instead. I just want to help people.

Jonnie, a dog in a blue harness

Jonnie

Chief taste tester

Confirms the calories are real by eating them.

Caloryze LLC · founder-run since 2025 · support@caloryze.ai

Tacoma, WA