A fresh salmon, quinoa and avocado meal

Eat with a little more clarity

Mcalorie.

Your food,
in focus.

Less guessing. More understanding. Turn a photo of your plate into a clear picture of its calories, protein, carbs and fat.

A photo. A breakdown. A better-informed choice.

Photo-based analysis
Calories + macros
Adjustable portions
No food judgment

A simpler everyday ritual

Know your meal.
Keep enjoying your food.

No endless ingredient searches. Just a little perspective on the food you already love.

01

Capture your plate

Take a photo or upload one from your camera roll. Breakfast, lunch, dinner — start with what’s in front of you.

02

See the bigger picture

Get food identification, estimated calories and a breakdown of protein, carbs and fat in one place.

03

Make it yours

Adjust the portion you actually ate, add details about hidden ingredients and save your meal on your device.

Example salmon bowl with rice and fresh vegetables
Illustrative meal estimate

620 kcal

Protein

38 g

Carbs

56 g

Fat

27 g

More than a calorie count

A small habit.
A clearer perspective.

Understand what’s on your plate without turning every meal into a maths exercise. Mcalorie makes everyday nutrition feel more approachable.

  • See your nutrients together, not just calories.
  • Adapt the estimate to your portion.
  • Keep your recent meals close at hand.
Try a meal scan

Photo estimates are approximate. Actual nutrition depends on quantities, preparation and ingredients.

A little more clarity.

How accurate are photo estimates?

Mcalorie estimates nutrition from visible foods and approximate portions. Oils, sauces and ingredients hidden in a meal can affect the result. Add preparation notes and adjust portions for a more useful estimate.

Can I upload a photo instead?

Yes. Take a photo with your camera or upload a JPG, PNG or WebP image in the meal scanner.

Where are my saved meals kept?

Saved meals stay in this browser on this device. They are not synced between devices.

Is this medical or dietary advice?

No. Mcalorie is for general nutrition awareness, not a diagnosis or a personalised diet plan. Consult a qualified professional for medical or dietary guidance.

Your next meal. A fresh perspective.

Start with your plate. Let Mcalorie bring it into focus.