AI calorie tracker
A calorie tracker app that fits real meals — not a barcode lookup.
Snap a meal, log it from your meal plan, or estimate from ingredients. Dietrack tracks the meals you actually eat — without weighing every gram.
Free to download on iOS and Android. Estimates, not exact — see FAQ for accuracy.
The problem
Most calorie trackers fail at the part where you have to actually log.
Weighing every gram
Half a tomato? 18g of olive oil? Most apps want exactness; most cooks want dinner.
Searching a barcode database
“Chicken thigh” returns 84 entries. Three of them are right. None are yours.
Logging the same five meals forever
The path of least logging-resistance becomes the menu.
Streak shame
“You missed your streak.” Of course you did. You went out for dinner.
A diet plan stapled to a tracker
A tracker that pretends to be a coach is rarely either.
The promise
A calorie tracker that meets you at the meal — not at the gram.
Dietrack is an AI calorie tracker app that estimates calories from the meals you cook, not the barcodes you find. Snap a meal, log it from your meal plan, or describe what you ate in a sentence — Dietrack returns an estimate that's close enough to coach by, with the ingredients and quantities visible so you can sense-check it. The numbers come from a real nutrition database; the estimation comes from a model trained to read real meals. The result is logging that doesn't feel like data entry.
How it works
From meal to logged in seconds.
Tell us
Tell Dietrack what you ate
Snap a photo, log from your meal plan, or describe it in a sentence.
Verify
See the estimate, see the breakdown
Calories + macros + the ingredient list Dietrack inferred. Edit anything that's off.
Track
Track the day
Per-meal and per-day. A ring chart that makes sense at a glance.
Refine
Refine over time
Dietrack learns your portions and preferences. Logging gets faster.
The log
Logging that doesn't feel like data entry.
Snap a meal
Estimate calories from a photo. Edit the inferred ingredients if needed.
Log from text
“Roast chicken thigh, half a sweet potato, two cups of spinach.” Done.
Log from your plan
Cook a meal from the meal planner from ingredients; it logs automatically.
Edit anything in two taps
Wrong on quantity? Two taps. Wrong on the ingredient? Replace it.
Saved meals you actually re-cook
Your “yours” tab is the meals you cook, not a hardcoded list.
and one more thing
Numbers that lead somewhere.
The signal
Tracking that helps with the next decision.
Per-day, per-week, per-month
A view that fits the question you're asking.
Macros alongside
Calories are a useful number; protein is often the more useful one. See the macro tracker.
Weight-loss aware
Plan a calorie-deficit week from your kitchen — see the meal planner for weight loss.
Grocery list aware
The list reads from your plan. The plan reads from your goal. See the smart grocery list.
No streak shame
Miss a day? The app moves on. We don't punish honesty.
A tracker that tracks meals, not minutes.
Log a meal in seconds. Get a number close enough to coach by.
Who it's for
A tracker for people who cook.
THE LOG
For tracking without it being a project
A calorie tracker for people who cook. Snap a meal, edit if needed, move on. The day adds itself up.
THE GYM
For hitting protein
Calories matter; protein matters more on training days.
THE GOAL
For a deficit week
Plan a deficit from what's already in the kitchen.
THE PARENT
For “I cook for the family, not myself”
Log a serving from a family meal in two taps.
THE OUT-AND-ABOUT
For restaurant meals
Snap or describe; estimates are reasonable, not perfect.
Why Dietrack is different
A calorie tracker built around real meals, not a barcode database.
| Capability | MyFitnessPal | Cal AI | Google Sheets | Noom | Dietrack |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Log from a photo | |||||
| Log from a sentence (“ate roast chicken + rice”) | |||||
| Log from a planned meal automatically | |||||
| Edit inferred ingredients in two taps | |||||
| Macros alongside calories | |||||
| No streak punishment |
Each app is named by its best-known representative; claims reflect each app's published default behavior as of mid-2026 and may change.
In plain English
What a good calorie tracker app actually does — and what it doesn't.
A calorie tracker app is software that estimates how many calories you've eaten in a day. The good ones are honest about the estimate; the bad ones pretend the number is exact and punish you for missing a day.
Dietrack is built around the way people actually eat. Most meals aren't barcoded; most cooks don't weigh every gram. Snap a meal, describe it in a sentence, or cook it from the meal planner from ingredients — Dietrack returns a calorie estimate that's close enough to coach by, paired with macro tracking and a meal planner for weight loss when the goal calls for it.
If you've started a calorie tracker twice and abandoned both because the logging took longer than the cooking, this is the version that doesn't do that. Free to download on iOS and Android. See the FAQ for accuracy notes — calorie estimates are estimates; Dietrack does not replace medical advice.
Frequently asked questions
Everything people ask about Dietrack's calorie tracker.
Calorie estimates are estimates and may vary by brand, prep, and portion. Dietrack is a tracking tool, not medical advice. Talk to a qualified professional before changing your diet, especially if you manage a medical condition.
Get the app
A tracker that tracks meals, not minutes.
Snap a meal. Get an estimate. Move on.
Free to download on iOS and Android. Estimates, not exact.