Choose a meal photo
Take a photo or pick one from your library. Add optional notes when preparation, ingredients, or portion context is not visible.
Photograph your food and get a clear, editable estimate of calories, headline nutrients, ingredients, and portions—then correct anything the model read wrong.
Take a photo or pick one from your library. Add optional notes when preparation, ingredients, or portion context is not visible.
See the foods Caloza detected, its assumed portions, calories, six headline nutrients, and food-quality context.
Scale the portion, exclude a detected item, add notes, or run the estimate again when the result needs correction.
Every analyzed meal shows the photo, total calories, six headline nutrients, and a line for each detected component with its estimated gram weight.
Home keeps today’s calories, headline nutrients, quality score, and meal timeline together. Search past meals when you want to find a regular.
Move beyond a single day with 7-, 30-, and 90-day nutrition views. Compare daily totals and rolling patterns without pretending that one meal defines your progress.
Screens show example meal data. Features and appearance may change before release.
Caloza cannot weigh your food or see every ingredient. It shows the assumptions behind the result so you can review them instead of treating an AI answer as a measurement.
Before the first AI analysis, Caloza asks permission to send the selected meal photo and optional notes through its secure server to OpenRouter and Google Gemini solely to generate the estimate.
Caloza requires an active subscription. Apple shows the localized price, period, and any eligible introductory offer before purchase.
AI analysis is not unlimited. Current service controls allow up to 100 standard three-pass meal analyses per calendar month, subject to the provider-cost, rate, safety, and availability limits described in the Terms.After you give explicit permission and submit a meal, Caloza sends the selected photo and optional notes through its server to OpenRouter and Google Gemini. The AI identifies likely foods and portions and returns a nutrition estimate for your review.
They are estimates, not measurements. A photo cannot reliably reveal cooking oil, hidden ingredients, exact recipes, or precise weights. Review the detected items and portions, and do not use Caloza for allergy safety, medical treatment, or urgent decisions.
Yes. You can scale the meal portion, exclude a detected item, add notes, or run the estimate again. Caloza keeps the AI result editable because the photo may be incomplete or wrong.
Yes. Caloza Pro is required to use the app. Monthly and annual plans unlock the same core features, with localized pricing and any eligible trial shown by Apple before purchase. The current monthly AI allowance is described above and in the Terms.
On the app’s subscription screen, tap Restore Purchases while signed in to the Apple Account used for the purchase. Restoration requires a network connection plus verification by Apple and Caloza’s subscription server.
No. Caloza is a general wellness and education tool, not a medical device. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before making significant medical, dietary, or weight-loss decisions.
Caloza is preparing its first public App Store release. This page will link directly to the listing when Apple makes it publicly available.