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Savor review

Freemium#34 of 57 in Android Calorie Counter Apps

A free Android food diary with offline search, barcode scanning and limited photo analyses.

5.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Savor is an Android calorie and nutrition diary for people who want to record meals by searching a built-in catalog, scanning a barcode or photographing a plate. It tracks calories and macros by food, meal and day, with additional logs for water, caffeine and weight. The diary is stored on the device and does not require an account, which suits people who prefer a self-contained mobile tracker over a broader coaching or social platform. Photo-based nutrition values are estimates, and portions can be edited.

Its logging options are the main distinction. The Free plan includes an offline food catalog, barcode scanner, calorie and macro diary, limited photo analyses, weekly report, weight trend line and CSV export. Barcode nutrition data comes from Open Food Facts and USDA FoodData Central. Pro adds nutrition-label and written meal logging, micronutrients, meal timing, weight projection, body measurements, adaptive goals, PDF reports and custom meal slots. Pro is available monthly or as a one-time purchase that does not renew; pricing is shown in-app in the user's currency. The listing describes Pro features as available for a week after setup, but does not specify the terms, so buyers should check in-app before relying on that period.

Savor fits solo users who want quick entry methods and offline food search, with basic tracking and CSV export available without a subscription. It is a weaker fit for anyone who needs unlimited photo logging on the free tier, nutrition-label and written meal entry without Pro, or an app on a platform other than Android. Email is the listed support channel. Choose it for a focused food diary with optional expanded logging and reports; look elsewhere if you need a cross-platform service or broader support options.

Savor pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Search the food catalog offline and scan barcodes for nutrition data.
    • Log calories and macros by food, meal and day, plus water, caffeine and weight.
    • Export the diary as CSV on Free; Pro adds PDF reports.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Photo analyses are limited on the Free plan.
    • Nutrition-label and written meal logging require Pro.
    • Available only on Android.

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