MyCal: AI Food Scanner

About this app

You've tried every calorie counter. You quit because typing everything is a chore. Our AI food tracker turns any photo into an instant macro breakdown. No database. No manual entry. Just snap food calories and log your meal by photo. Our AI has been trained on millions of meals. It recognizes your homemade pasta, your restaurant portion, your coffee. It even estimates portion sizes, so you can ditch the food scale. This isn't just a food scanner; it's a truly automatic food log. AI FOOD SCANNER Stop searching databases. Just point your camera to scan a meal for nutrition info. Your complete food diary is created automatically from photos. COMPLETE MACRO TRACKER Go beyond calories. Get an instant macro breakdown of protein, carbs, and fat for every meal, helping you hit your specific fitness and health goals. AI NUTRITION COACH Confused by the numbers? Chat with your AI coach to understand your habits, get personalized advice, and receive recipe recommendations tailored to you. NUTRITION SCORE Not all calories are equal. Get a simple A-F grade on your meal's quality. Learn to make healthier choices intuitively, not just smaller ones. AUTOMATIC FOOD LOG Your camera food logger creates a visual diary of everything you eat. See your progress, identify patterns, and stay motivated with an effortless record. APPLE HEALTH INTEGRATION Sync all your meal data seamlessly with Apple Health. Get a complete picture of your health by combining your nutrition with your activity, sleep, and more. Rated 4.8/5 by thousands of users who stopped typing and started tracking. Your camera is smarter than any food diary. Start using it. Download now and log your first meal in under 30 seconds. Terms of use : https://musicworldmedia.com/products/my_cal/tou Privacy Policies : https://musicworldmedia.com/products/my_cal/policies

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1. First observed Aug 1, 2026 · 1:29 PM Free