Calvy: AI Calorie Counter

The plate looked like 400 calories. The camera counted 740. Calvy is an AI calorie counter that reads your meal from one photo and shows how much room is left today. No database scrolling, no gram-by-gram forms: point, snap, done. Snap it, and it's counted A photo is the fast way to track calories, not the only way. Say "two eggs and toast" out loud, scan any package with the barcode scanner, or type three words. Recognition runs in the background, so you can keep living while Calvy counts. The AI got your grandma's soup wrong? Tap any number and fix it. Your correction always beats the model, so the food diary shows what you actually ate. Know what's left today Under the hood is a calorie calculator built on the Mifflin-St Jeor equation: your height, weight, age and goal become a daily calorie budget, with a macro tracker for protein, carbs and fat right next to it. Log a workout and that day's budget grows. The home screen answers the only question that matters at 6 pm: how much is left for dinner. Watch the weight move Set a weight loss target and weigh in from the home screen. Calvy checks that target against a healthy range before it builds a plan around it, and keeps every weigh-in you make. A weigh-in you forgot can still go on the day it belongs to. Ask why you stalled The built-in AI coach sees your actual day: meals, water, budget. Ask why the scale froze, or whether a late bowl of cereal fits tonight, and the answer comes from your own numbers. It sticks to food and habits and won't play doctor. The whole day in one app Macros, water, fasting, activity, weight: one dashboard covers what used to take four apps. Log water by the glass and keep your eating window in sight if you follow intermittent fasting. Calvy is not a medical service and gives no medical advice. If your nutrition is tied to a health condition, talk to a professional first. Privacy Policy: https://calvy.fit/android-privacy.html Terms of Use: https://calvy.fit/android-terms.html Questions, ideas, complaints about the soup: [email protected]