CaloriePaper Is Live on iOS and Android
CaloriePaper is out on the App Store and Google Play. Log meals by typing them in plain language, track macros and micros, and fast - all in one app.
CaloriePaper is out. You can download it today on iOS and Android.
If you have ever started a calorie tracker in January and quietly stopped using it by February, you already know the two reasons this app exists.
Why we built another calorie tracker
Most trackers fail in one of two ways.
The first is speed. Search a database, scroll a list of near-identical entries, pick a serving size, then do it again for the next item, and again for the meal after that. Logging becomes a chore you have to schedule, and nobody sticks with a chore. Most people quit inside two weeks, and it is not because they lack discipline.
The second is vagueness. A generic database entry that says “Chicken Curry - 250 cal” tells you almost nothing about the curry you actually ate. Home-cooked food, regional food, anything without a barcode - it is barely represented, and when it is, the numbers are a guess dressed up as a fact.
You should be able to describe a meal the way you would describe it to a person.
That is the whole idea. You type what you ate in ordinary words, and you get back a structured, itemised breakdown that you can correct before anything is saved.
What logging actually looks like
2 scrambled eggs, 2 slices of buttered toast, and a black coffee
- Scrambled eggs 2 eggs 180 calP 13g C 2g F 13g
- Toast with butter 2 slices 220 calP 6g C 28g F 10g
- Black coffee 1 cup 0 calP 0g C 0g F 0g
- Total 3 items 400 calP 19g C 30g F 23g
What is in the app
- Plain-language logging Type it the way you would say it
- Macros and micros Protein, carbs, fat, fibre, sodium, sugars
- Intermittent fasting 14:10 through OMAD, with a live timer
- Workouts and net calories Sixteen exercise types, scaled to you
- Apple Health import Pull in workouts on iOS, read-only
- Saved and recent items Repeat meals log in one tap
- Water and weight Glasses, trend charts, personal bests
- Streaks and Monthly Review Consistency, plus a shareable recap
- Four themes Light, dark, midnight and sepia
Get it
CaloriePaper is available now on both platforms:
- iOS - Download on the App Store
- Android - Get it on Google Play
If you want to follow along as it grows, we are on Instagram and X. Feature requests, bug reports and blunt feedback are all welcome at [email protected] - this is version one, and the roadmap is genuinely shaped by what people tell us.
You do not need a Monday, a fresh notebook, or a better week to start. Log one meal today.
That is the honest pitch. The first log is the hard one. Everything after it takes about fifteen seconds.
This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before starting any medication or making significant changes to your diet or exercise routine.