Kalori: Offline Calories

Kalori estimates calories from a photo of your food — built around Indonesian dishes, not adapted from a Western food database. Photograph a plate. Kalori proposes three dishes it thinks match; you pick the right one, or search its 167-dish catalogue if none of the three fit, then set the portion, and it shows a calorie estimate. If a photo has more than one dish on it, Kalori finds each one separately so you can log them individually instead of guessing at a combined total. Every photo is analyzed and matched on your iPhone. Nothing is uploaded, no account is required, and Kalori collects no analytics — the calorie logic works the same with or without an internet connection. Kalori is honest about being a starting estimate, not a lab measurement. It always shows you what it thinks before saving anything, and correcting it takes one tap. That correction is the point, not a fallback. What's free: • Photograph and log meals, unlimited • Multi-dish detection on one photo • 7-day calorie trend Kalori Penuh (one-time purchase, no subscription) unlocks: • 30-day and all-time trends • Your most-logged dishes, by range • Export your data Built for the food on an Indonesian table — nasi goreng, soto, gado-gado, bakso, and the rest of a 167-dish catalogue — with the full app in both English and Bahasa Indonesia.