CalPod Get the app
Calorie tracking, with your people

The calorie tracker
you don't use alone.

One photo logs a meal. Two to eight friends see how your day went, and you see theirs.

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9:41Reading plate…
A salmon poke bowl, seen from above
Salmon · 4 oz96% sure236
Sushi rice · 1 cup89% sure205
Avocado & edamame74% sure190
Total631
Log it
The easy part

Logging is one photo.

Point at the plate. That's the whole interaction. Packaged food scans off the barcode instead.

Cross-checked

Every item is reconciled against USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts.

Editable

Each item shows how sure the read was, and you can correct any of it.

The pod

Harder to skip when four people notice.

Two to eight friends, one shared week. Everyone sees who logged and how the day went, and who's carrying the pod.

Start or join a pod →
Morning crew4 of 5 today
MIMialogged breakfast1,540/1,900
MAMarcushit his protein goal2,180/2,400
SOSofialogged lunch1,105/1,850
CHChloehasn't logged yetNudge
YOYouon track today1,320/2,000
Cheer the crew?Send
Real numbers

Everyone else hides the numbers.

Every other tracker keeps your calories to yourself. That's exactly why you quit in week three.

Your pod sees

  • Calories and macros
  • Today's meals
  • Your streak
  • Who's winning the week

Weight stays on your phone. Switch sharing off whenever you want.

Questions.

What exactly is a pod?
Two to eight friends who track together, one week at a time. You join on purpose, by invite or code. You can cheer or nudge each other. If you don't have friends to bring, we'll match you into a pod.
What can my pod see?
That you logged, your streak, your calories and macros against your own goals from the last seven days, and today's meals. Switching sharing off also clears those amounts from the pod's history. Your weight is never part of it, and nothing your pod sees leaves the pod.
How accurate is the food logging?
Accurate enough to be useful, and clear about when it isn't. The AI reads the plate, then numbers are reconciled against USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts wherever there's a match. Every item shows how sure the read was and stays editable.
Is CalPod free?
CalPod is a subscription app. Downloading it and building your plan is free; logging meals and using pods needs a monthly or annual subscription after onboarding. Any trial is shown on the paywall before you pay.
Is CalPod out yet?
Yes. CalPod is on the App Store for iPhone. Download it, build your plan, then start a pod or join one with a friend's code.
On the App Store

Don't do this alone.

Free to download. Build your plan in two minutes, then bring two to eight people with you.

Download on the App Store

iPhone · iOS 17 or later

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