Describe it
Type what you ate and roughly how much. Zero Cal splits it into foods and portions.
Most meals take one sentence. Packaged food takes a scan. Every estimate lists its foods and portions, so you can fix a number before it counts.
Type what you ate and roughly how much. Zero Cal splits it into foods and portions.
Photograph your plate, then check the estimate and adjust portions before you save.
Point the camera at a package to pull in its label, then choose how much you had.
Look up foods and brands, pick a serving size and add it to your day.
The ring fills toward your daily goal. The last quarter is a buffer, so one big dinner reads as a nudge instead of a ruined day.
Each meal gets a whole-star rating based on the plate as a whole, with a short explanation. Balanced everyday meals can earn four or five stars.
Chicken rice bowl
Lunch · 610 kcal
A balanced bowl with lean protein and a moderate serving of white rice.
A streak to protect, a weekend recap and a reminder when a day looks thin. What is left today is on your home screen and your wrist too.
Count the days in a row you have logged a meal. Your current run sits at the top of the home screen.
Every Saturday at 10 am, a look back at your calories, macros and meal scores for the week.
A nudge at 9 pm if you have logged fewer than two meals that day.
See how many calories are left from your home screen or your wrist, without opening the app.
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$9.99/month
Billed every month
$89.99/year
$7.50 a month, billed yearly
Prices in USD. Local prices are shown in the Zero Cal app for iOS and Android.
Free for 14 days, then $9.99 a month or $89.99 a year.