Track Calories

Track Calories tries to solve the age-old problem of counting what you eat without turning your life into a spreadsheet nightmare. Instead of manually logging every bite, you just snap a photo of your meal, and the AI steps in to estimate calories and nutrients. It’s the kind of tool that feels like it’s made for people who want to be healthier but hate the tedious parts of dieting. In practice, it fits best when you’re on the go or just don’t have the mental bandwidth to measure portions or hunt down calorie tables. The AI’s job is to fill in those gaps, but here’s the catch: food photography isn’t always straightforward. Lighting, portion size, and mixed dishes can throw it off, so it’s less about perfection and more about giving you a ballpark figure to keep you mindful. If you’re tired of guessing or ignoring your diet altogether, this could be a decent nudge — though it’s not magic, and you’ll still need to eyeball some details yourself.