Photo Calorie Counter: Calx APP
SNAP A PHOTO, GET CALORIES
Point your camera at any meal and our AI food scanner instantly estimates calories, protein, carbs and fat. Home-cooked, restaurant, or packaged — the photo calorie counter handles it in seconds.
VERIFIED BY USDA DATA — NOT GUESSES
Most AI calorie apps just guess. Calx cross-checks every result against the USDA FoodData Central database, so your calorie counter numbers are grounded in real lab nutrition data. Accuracy you can actually trust.
TOO LAZY TO SNAP? JUST TYPE IT
Log meals by chatting: type "I had 2 eggs and toast" and Calx logs it. The fastest calorie tracker you'll ever use.
BARCODE & NUTRITION LABEL SCANNER
Scan a barcode or snap a nutrition label and the food scanner reads the exact numbers off the package. Perfect for packaged snacks and groceries.
MACROS, GOALS & PROGRESS
Calx is a complete calorie and macro tracker. Set a goal — lose weight, maintain, or build muscle — and we calculate your daily calorie target and macros using proven nutrition science. Track your streak, watch your weight trend, and stay on top of your day with simple rings.
WHY PEOPLE CHOOSE CALX
• AI food scanner — snap a photo, get instant calories
• Photo calorie counter verified against USDA lab data
• Chat logging — just say what you ate
• Barcode & nutrition label scanner
• Protein, carbs, fat & calorie tracking
• Personalised daily calorie and macro goals
• Weight tracking, streaks and progress charts
• Clean, fast, distraction-free design
FREE TO TRY
Start with a 3-day free trial of everything. No commitment — cancel anytime in the Play Store.
Whether you want to lose weight, build muscle, hit a protein goal, or just understand what you eat, Calx makes calorie counting effortless. Snap a photo and let the AI calorie scanner do the rest.
Download Calx — the photo calorie counter that actually gets your food right.
Calx provides nutrition estimates for informational purposes only and is not a medical device or a substitute for professional medical or dietary advice.

