PhotoCal

“PhotoCal exists because I would always stop using every tracker I tried — usually because there were too many bells and whistles getting in the way and making the basic tracking too tedious. So I set out to build a tracker I would actually use.

So PhotoCal was built AI-first: getting food recognition right came before everything else. Point the camera at a plate and you're done. The same camera reads nutrition labels and restaurant menus too, and you can always just type what you ate (‘cheeseburger and fries’). Photos taken in the regular Camera app aren't a problem either: mass-select a pile of pictures from your library, and PhotoCal imports the food ones, skips anything already logged, and politely reports ‘no food in this pic’ for the rest.

Everything you log stays on your device. There's no account to create, no ads, and no data sharing. Set a daily calorie and macro goal and watch the progress ring fill over the day; compare today against yesterday at the same time of day; and look back at weeks, months, streaks, and a photo food log of everything you've eaten.

The app keeps growing in the same direction — Siri and Shortcuts today, widgets soon — toward as little friction as possible between eating and logging it.”