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Calies creates AI estimates of foods, portions, calories, and macronutrients from meal photos, then lets users review and edit the diary entry. It also supports text or manual logging, daily targets, activity records, and web sync. The developer says nutrition values are general-wellness estimates, not medical advice; AI and sync need internet access.
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Calies creates AI estimates of foods, portions, calories, and macronutrients from meal photos, then lets users review and edit the diary entry. It also supports text or manual logging, daily targets, activity records, and web sync. The developer says nutrition values are general-wellness estimates, not medical advice; AI and sync need internet access.
AI estimates from meal photos with user review and editing Manual and text-based meal logging Daily calories and macronutrient totals with activity records Optional web sync and selective meal sharing
People who want a photo-assisted food diary Users who prefer to review and correct nutrition estimates before saving
AI nutrition values are estimates, require internet access, and are not medical advice.
The reviewed listing does not confirm current in-app purchase options.
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.
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Calies is a food diary that uses a meal photo as a starting point for logging. The app estimates foods, portions, calories, and macronutrients, then lets users compare alternatives, adjust portions, edit foods, or describe a correction before saving the entry. Meals can also be logged by text or manually. A daily view tracks calories, protein, carbohydrates, and fat alongside activity records, while targets and longer-term patterns provide context. A signed-in diary can sync with Calies on the web, and users can keep meals private or choose to share selected entries. AI estimates and synchronization require an internet connection. The developer says nutrition values and suggested targets are estimates for general wellness, not medical advice; check results before relying on them, especially if a precise dietary record matters. The listing says the app is for ages 13 and older.
