Your own target
You choose the number. Change it whenever you need to.
CALORIE TRACKING, LIGHTENED UP.
A little less
on your plate.
Set your target. Add your meals.
Get back to the rest of your day.
YOUR CALORIES. SIMPLY.MADE FOR EVERYDAY
01 — YOUR DAYOne number.
One number.
A clearer day.
What you’ve eaten. What remains.
All in one quiet little space.
Only what
you need.
Nothing extra.
Example meals and target.
A SMALL APP. ON PURPOSE.
You’ve got enough
to keep track of.
Calolet makes room for the essentials: your daily target, the meals you add, and one clear total. No macro charts. No complicated setup. Just a little less to think about.
A few seconds to log
Add calories directly, reuse a recent meal or take a photo.
A day at a glance
See today’s total, or look back through your previous days.
A LITTLE HELP FROM YOUR CAMERA
Real app. Real Apple AI estimate.
Real app. Real Apple AI estimate.LESS TYPING. MORE EATING.
Snap.
Estimate.
Carry on.
Take a photo of your meal. Calolet estimates the food and portion on your iPhone, then gives you one calorie total, ready to add.
Something look off? Adjust details is there when you need it.
An estimate, not a measurement. Photos can’t reveal every ingredient or weigh your meal.
PERSONAL STAYS PERSONAL.
Your meals.
Your business.
Your diary lives on your iPhone. Photo analysis happens there too.
- No account to create
- No meal photos uploaded by Calolet
- No advertising or analytics SDKs
- Export your diary whenever you like
BEFORE YOU GO.
A few small
details.
Is it really just calories?
Yes. Calolet focuses on your chosen daily calorie target and the meals you log. There are no protein, carbohydrate or fat targets to manage.
How do photo estimates work?
Apple AI identifies food and estimates the edible portion. Calolet then calculates calories using its food database. Results are approximate: hidden ingredients, oils and portion size can affect the total. You can correct the food or quantity, or enter calories yourself.
Which iPhones support photo logging?
Photo estimates need iOS 27, an Apple Intelligence-compatible iPhone and its on-device model ready. Calolet checks availability for you. Manual calorie logging works on iOS 26 or newer.
Can I use it offline?
Yes. The diary works offline, and photo analysis runs on-device once the required Apple AI model is downloaded and ready. Photos aren’t saved in your diary. Your diary may be included in device backups according to your iPhone settings.
When can I get Calolet?
Calolet is in development for iPhone. Download details will appear here when the public release is ready.
Your calories.
Simply.