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Calorie Log review

Freemium#22 of 57 in Android Calorie Counter Apps

An Android food tracker with AI estimates, offline logging, and a $2.99 monthly tier.

6.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Calorie Log is a mobile food and wellness tracker for people who want to record meals and monitor nutrition. On Android, it supports photo, typed-description, barcode, and manual food logging, with AI estimates for calories and nutrition from photos or descriptions. Daily calorie goals are personalized using profile and activity data; summaries, weekly trends, 30-day insights, saved meals, and one-tap logging help track intake over time. It is also available on iOS, but its fit is most direct for Android users seeking AI-assisted logging and offline access.

The published plans show a free tier and a paid tier listed at $2.99 USD per month. The free tier may include advertising and daily usage limits for some features. The paid tier includes 30 AI scans per day, unlimited barcode scans, and no ads. That structure may suit people who want to start without paying or who expect to scan food regularly within the stated daily allowance; people who need more than 30 AI scans a day should consider whether that limit fits their routine. Regional checkout pricing may differ.

The app’s feature set combines Open Food Facts lookup for barcode scans with optional Apple HealthKit or Android Health Connect sync for calorie-burn summaries and net-calorie views. Most user information is designed to be stored locally, and JSON export and import provide a way to move data outside the app. Offline meal logging is useful when connectivity is unavailable, though calorie-burn summaries depend on the optional health-platform sync. Choose Calorie Log if photo or text estimates, barcode lookup, and local data handling matter; consider another tracker if your priority is a higher daily AI scan allowance or a workflow centered on health sync rather than food logging.

Calorie Log pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • AI estimates calories and nutrition from meal photos or typed descriptions
    • Offline meal logging, plus local JSON export and import
    • Paid tier includes 30 AI scans daily, unlimited barcode scans, and no ads
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free tier may include ads and daily limits on some features
    • AI scan allowance is capped at 30 per day on the paid tier
    • Calorie-burn summaries require optional HealthKit or Health Connect sync

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