Product basics
What the app does, how photo logging works, and which platforms are supported.
Calkilo Guide
This page collects the main product, subscription, privacy, and device questions people ask about Calkilo, with direct links to support when an account-specific answer is needed.
What the app does, how photo logging works, and which platforms are supported.
Questions about free access, premium features, support, and privacy requests.
Apple Health support on iOS, version 1.3.3.
From food photo to daily record
A clear photo starts the analysis. Calkilo returns an editable estimate so you can review the portion, account for sauces or hidden ingredients, and keep a more useful nutrition record.

Calkilo is an AI calorie tracker and nutrition app. It is designed to help users estimate meal calories from food photos, keep a nutrition log, track macros, and follow progress over time.
The app also includes meal planning and recipe-related support so tracking can connect to everyday decisions instead of stopping at raw data.
Support pages are useful before and after installation because they make product, privacy, and account details easy to verify outside the app.
Use the sections below to verify how scans, plans, privacy controls, account deletion, and supported integrations work before or after installing the app.
Calkilo premium is available monthly for $4.99 or yearly for $14.99, unlocking deeper analytics, meal planning, and AI coaching.
Users take a photo of a meal, review the AI estimate, and keep the result as part of their ongoing calorie and nutrition log.
Yes. The product messaging includes personalized meal planning and recipe support tied to goals and preferences.
You can update personal details such as height and goal weight after onboarding. You can view your macro goals, but the current app does not provide controls for manually changing those targets.
Photos are sent to Calkilo for analysis. Read the privacy policy for data use and deletion requests, or contact support.
Photo analysis needs internet access, but users can still review previous data and basic logs while offline.
Apple Health is supported on iOS in version 1.3.3. Check the app for the options available on your device.
Support requests can be sent through the contact page, and account or data deletion requests can be submitted through the dedicated account deletion page.