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Nutrition, with a little perspective

Understand
your food.
Find your balance.

Your everyday meals. Your own rhythm. Start with Indian food tracking. We’re building towards personal guidance that fits the way you actually live.

Made for Indian foodBuilt around youNo food guilt
LESS TRACKING. MORE UNDERSTANDING.
Your daily balanceConcept preview
TODAY, AT A GLANCE

A good day in progress.

Today
1,240kcal consumed
Daily budget2,000 kcal
Still in your day760 kcal

Room for the food you love.

Try a sample lunch
A familiar lunchDal, rice, roti & curd
A LITTLE CONTEXT

A protein-rich snack would round out your day. Your usual paneer bowl could fit nicely.

THE BIGGER PICTUREConsistency, over perfection.

Sample day with illustrative values.

COMPLEX UNDERNEATH. CALM ON THE SURFACE.A simpler way to understand nutrition

Built with clarity

Where Calori stands.

Start with food tracking. Build towards deeper understanding. Here is what exists, what is being built, and what comes next.

Calori is in development. “Built” describes implementation, not public availability. All interactive examples on this website use sample data.

12 features · All stages

Built

Indian food search

Search the reviewed food catalogue, including regional names and available nutrition profiles.

Built

Portions and nutrition

Calculate nutrition from grams or catalogue-defined servings. Missing values stay unavailable.

Built

Food logging and daily totals

Meal logging and diary integration are implemented in a development build; release verification is still separate.

Built

Account and onboarding

Sign in, complete your profile, and set personal nutrition targets.

In progress

Patterns and personal insights

The analytics foundation exists and pattern detection is being developed. App insights still use sample data.

Planned

Health Connect and Apple Health

Health Connect storage foundations exist. Real device connections and Apple Health integration are not ready.

Planned

Describe or speak a meal

Natural-language meal entry and voice logging are future features. The examples here are scripted previews.

Planned

Your recipes and recent meals

Recipe data foundations exist. Saving household recipes and one-tap recurring meals are not complete app features.

Planned

Personal guidance and planning

Meal advice, food swaps and social-meal planning are concepts we want to bring to Calori.

Planned

Nutrition-label entry

Catalogue acquisition tools exist; consumer label entry and automatic scanning are not available.

Planned

Restaurant ranges and meal context

Honest estimates are a design goal. The ranges and cooking comparisons below are illustrative, not live calculations.

Planned

Self-service data controls

Export, deletion and health-permission controls must be verified before we describe them as available.

Last reviewed 21 September 2026. Plans can change; no release dates are promised.

Eating is natural. Understanding what we eat shouldn't be this complicated.

The problem

You wanted to eat better. Somehow, it became homework.

Log lunchStep 1 of 4
2 rotis · paneer curry · dal · rice · curd5 foods

Choose serving size

50 g65 g1 piece100 g

Now repeat for paneer. Then dal. Then rice. Then curd.

642kcal
72 gcarbohydrates
31.8 gprotein
22.4 gfat
8.7 gfiber
1,384mg sodium
34%daily energy
5serving units
12decisions made
You haven't even finished logging lunch.

Nutrition data is useful. The work required to reach it should not take over the meal.

There should be a better way.

The same lunch, entered honestly

Precision when you have it. Honesty when you don't.

Calori can structure what you tell it. It never pretends a dish name measures ingredients, oil or portion size.

Convenience should come from memory and good defaults, not false precision.

Meal description2 rotis, paneer curry, dal, rice and curd

Calori structures the meal

Roti × 2Paneer curryDalRiceCurd

What is the nutrition based on?

Recipe-backedYour household version

Uses your saved paneer curry and dal recipes, including their ingredients and serving yields.

Clear basis: saved recipes + confirmed servings

Food entry, at your pace

Start with search.
Explore the possibilities.

Explore different ways to capture a meal. Availability is listed in the roadmap above.

Search

Find a food. Choose an available serving.

BasisReviewed catalogue
ContextYour selected portion
NextAdd to meal

Interactive example only. This page does not search, record audio, or log food.

Indian food intelligence

Indian food isn't a database problem. It's a context problem.

A dish name is only the beginning. Preparation, oil, portions, household recipes and what sits beside it change the meal.

PohaIdli + sambarRajma chawalDal + ricePaneer tikkaChole bhatureMasala dosaKhichdiBiryaniThaliSabzi + roti

Dal · home A

A light tadka with measured oil.

Dal · home B

A larger bowl finished with ghee.

Same dish. Different nutrition.We want Calori to learn your recipes, your portions and the way your household actually cooks.

Interpretation first

Numbers when you need them. Meaning when you don't.

The first answer should be what the meal means, not a wall of totals.

Strong protein base.
Carbs are slightly dominant.
Adding vegetables would improve fiber and volume.
642Calories
31.8 gProtein
72 gCarbohydrates
22.4 gFat
8.7 gFiber
ViewMicronutrients

The whole day, not one meal

Your next meal matters more than your last one.

BreakfastProtein started slightly behind
LunchCarbs moved ahead
EveningChoose what brings the day back into balance
DinnerStill flexible
Today's balanceProtein is a little behind.

A protein-rich evening snack would bring today back into balance.

Personal nutrition intelligence

From remembering what you ate to understanding how you eat.

Concept timeline only. These examples do not promise results after a particular number of days.

Day 1 · Meals

Calori begins with what you ate.

Meals become clear without asking you to learn the machinery behind nutrition tracking.

Advice with context

Advice is useful only when it knows you.

Generic nutrition advice explains the category. Calori explains your next decision.

You
What should I eat for dinner?

Eat a balanced meal containing protein, vegetables and complex carbohydrates.

Calori
You've had enough carbs today but you're about 28 g behind your usual protein range. Paneer tikka with vegetables would fit well. For something lighter, try tofu stir-fry with curd.

Guidance changes. Food stays familiar.

A steadier deficit, not a smaller life.

Calori looks for repeatable adjustments across the week rather than judging a single meal.

Progress without obsession

One day is noise. Patterns are progress.

Explore the same example as daily intake, weekly averages, or a simple trend. More or less is not automatically better.

Daily energy intake2,670 kcalDay 28

Sample data · Hover, tap or use arrow keys to explore.

Every day has its own rhythm.Select a day to see its value.

Life belongs in the plan

Enjoy the meal. Balance the week.

Healthy eating does not require avoiding pizza, biryani, weddings or dessert. Tell Calori what life has planned.

“I'm going out for pizza Saturday night.”
Calori

Absolutely. Saturday dinner can be your higher-calorie meal. Keep the rest of the weekend familiar and enjoy it.

FridayNormal eating
Saturday breakfastBalanced, high protein
Saturday lunchLighter, not skipped
SundayReturn to normal
A week with room for dinner out2,030 kcalSun

Sample data · Hover, tap or use arrow keys to explore.

One meal doesn't define your progress.Your weekly pattern does.

Connected health

Food is only half the picture.

We’re building towards connecting nutrition with the activity, sleep and weight context you choose to share.

Android Health ConnectApple Health
Food2,100 kcalUser logged
Steps11,400Permissioned
WorkoutUpper bodyWhere available
Sleep5 h 42 mWhere available
Weight78.3 kgPermissioned
ActivityAbove usualEstimated context
Calori intelligenceMore context before guidance

Available signals depend on platform support, connected devices and your permissions. Activity and energy expenditure remain estimates.

Food app2,050 kcal
Fitness tracker11,400 steps
Sleep app5 h 42 m
Weight app78.3 kg
WorkoutUpper body

So what does any of this mean together?

Data isn't insight. Context is.

You ate slightly more yesterday, but you were also considerably more active than usual. Your weekly energy pattern remains consistent.

An event is not a pattern.

Monday looks like your usual rhythm. Useful context, but not a conclusion.

Same food intake. Different day.

Day A

Food intake2,200 kcal
Movement3,100 steps
WorkoutNone

Day B

Food intake2,200 kcal
Movement13,000 steps
Workout60 minutes
Context changes meaning.

Calori considers available activity and historical patterns before offering guidance. It does not pretend calorie-burn estimates are exact.

Never let one number tell the whole story.

78.6

Today's number is higher. Recent restaurant meals and estimated sodium provide context, but one measurement cannot define the trend.

The connections that matter

A little context. A clearer picture.

Food, movement and rest make more sense together. Explore how one signal can put another in perspective.

Connecting the dotsIllustrative patterns
SleepA shorter night
Late snackingMore than usual

Sleep and snacking can share a pattern.

Lower sleep and more late-evening snacking appeared together in this example. A useful signal to watch, rather than a conclusion from one night.

Illustrations show relationships, not measured health data.

Calori watches the numbers so you don't have to.

Your weight trend remains on track. Don't worry about today's small increase.

Sometimes the most useful insight is simple: you're doing fine. Keep going.

Real food, real situations

Useful when life refuses to be exact.

Eating out

Nutrition isn't always exact. It can still be useful.

Describe the order or search the dish. Calori shows a realistic range instead of pretending restaurant food has laboratory precision.

Paneer tikka + butter naan
720–850 kcal

Estimated range based on preparation and serving variation.

Smart food swaps

Better doesn't have to mean different.

Keep the meal. Adjust what matters. Calori never labels the original choice as bad.

Paneer butter masala + naan

Illustrative meal: 860 kcal

Recipe intelligence

Your recipe, remembered properly.

Change an ingredient and see the contribution adjust. Save the result once, then log Mom's Paneer Curry in one tap.

560 kcalPer serving
29 gProtein, almost unchanged

Original household recipe.

Personal nutrition memory

Less repetition is the goal.

Meals, preferences, household recipes and routines become context. All that memory returns as one simpler question.

Household recipesPortion sizesFavorite restaurantsProtein sourcesWeekly routine
A familiar morningExample

Your usual breakfast?

Poha & a cup of chai

Your recipeYour usual portion

One familiar meal. A little less to enter.

01 / RememberYour meals become familiar.
02 / RecognizeYour routines add context.
03 / SimplifyOnly the changes need attention.

What Calori refuses to become

We don't believe food needs another score.

Understand.Adjust.Continue living.

  • No guilt.
  • No red screens.
  • No punishment.
  • No fake precision.
  • No obsessive streaks.
  • No 47-metric dashboards.
  • No “good food” versus “bad food.”

Privacy and trust

Your health information belongs to you.

Personal context should make the product more useful, never more manipulative.

Transparent useUnderstand what information supports your experience.
User controlSelf-service export and deletion are planned, not yet verified as available.
Purposeful contextPersonal context exists to improve your guidance.
No manipulative scoringHealth is not reduced to a pressure mechanic.

These principles describe Calori's intended product posture. Specific storage, export and deletion behavior will follow the released product's published policies.

Calori Free + optional Pro

Track for free.
Go deeper with Pro.

Food logging, calorie and macro tracking, and your history will always be available in Calori Free. Calori Pro is an optional upgrade for deeper patterns, insights and guidance.

Calori Free

Everyday tracking, always free.

Log your food, understand calories and macros, and keep your history without a subscription. Pay only if you later choose the additional intelligence in Calori Pro.

Optional Pro upgrade

Introductory Pro pricing for initial users is ₹149 per month or ₹899 per year. No Pro subscription is needed to use Calori's core tracking.

Calori Pro · introductory yearly
₹899/ year

₹899 billed yearly.

Standard price later: ₹999 / year. Pro is optional. Core tracking remains free. This page is a preview, not a purchase or an offer of access to unfinished features.

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Complexity, handled

Everything you need. Only when it helps.

Start with what the meal means. The detail is always one step away.

Your meal, understoodExample

A strong protein base.

Carbs are slightly dominant. Adding vegetables would bring more fiber and volume to this meal.

A simple next stepAdd a side of vegetables.

Eat normally. Live normally.

Understand what matters.

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We’re building around how you eat,how you live and where you're going.

Our goal is to connect food, activity, sleep, weight and habits without making nutrition your entire life.

Explore what is built and what is still ahead.