Snap your meal
Take a photo or choose one from your library. You can also describe a meal without a photo.
Snap what you eat and get a clear, editable nutrition estimate in seconds. Less manual logging, more useful insights about your everyday habits.

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You’re still in control.
Oops Calorie keeps tracking simple, then helps you understand the patterns behind your meals.
Take a photo or choose one from your library. You can also describe a meal without a photo.
Check the foods, portions, calories, and macros. Edit anything before it counts toward your day.
Turn your meal history into clear daily, weekly, and monthly insights about your progress and eating patterns.
We keep the numbers traceable. Reports are built from the meals you review and confirm—not from hidden assumptions about what you ate.
Only meals you save—after correcting foods, portions, calories, or macros—are included.
We add your saved nutrition data and calculate daily averages for the selected day, week, or month.
Reports show meals logged, calorie totals, daily averages, and the calorie share from protein, carbohydrates, and fat.
Your goal, activity level, calorie target, and protein target help shape practical observations—not the recorded totals.

Coach Cal’s check-inYour logged intake looks steady this week. Keep building meals around reliable protein sources.
Illustrative report · Your results depend on the meals you log and confirm.
Meal nutrition starts as an AI estimate and may be incomplete. Your edits make the record more useful, but reports remain general guidance—not a diagnosis, prescription, or substitute for advice from a qualified professional.
Your pocket food coachCoach Cal turns your confirmed meal history into friendly, practical insights about calories, macros, progress, and patterns. The goal isn’t perfect eating—it’s helping you notice what works for you.
“Good balance today. Your protein is on track, and there’s still room to enjoy dinner.”
Food photos don’t tell the whole story. Oops Calorie lets you add details, shows uncertainty, and asks you to confirm the result before it changes your totals.
ANDROID FIRSTOops Calorie is getting ready for its first Android release.