From a meal to a useful record
In the app, you can describe food or use a meal photo to estimate calories and macronutrients. Meal history, daily reports, planning and progress views help put individual meals into a longer routine. Optional purchases and allowances are shown in the relevant store and app.
The website offers practical calculators and explanatory guides. Website calculations and archived food estimates have clearly stated assumptions; the photo-analysis workflow belongs in the app.
Who is behind the app?
The official US App Store listing identifies the seller as Ahmed Atta. CaloriMate’s supplied app privacy and account-deletion notices use the developer name Splansh Apps. For product, content or privacy questions, contact calorimate.app@gmail.com.
We identify sources and assumptions so you can judge the information in context. App-store purchase details and developer disclosures are best checked in the current listing.
What this site can help with
- Compare food portions with the source and units in view.
- Estimate recipe totals and understand preparation differences.
- Explore meal tracking and planning without treating estimates as medical instructions.
- Continue in CaloriMate when you want to keep a personal meal history.
Read the assumptions
Our nutrition methodology distinguishes cited reference data, calculator arithmetic and archived log estimates. Our editorial standards explain the evidence expected for claims and comparisons.
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Get CaloriMateSources & methods
- CaloriMate — official US App Store listingApp description, seller and US iOS purchase options; checked 29 October 2026.