Snapca is an AI calorie tracker. Point your camera at a plate and it names the dish and works out the calories, protein, fat and carbs. No searching a database, no weighing, no manual maths.
Snap a photo
Take a picture of your meal or pick one from the gallery. The AI reads the portion from what is actually on the plate.
Correct anything
Rename the dish, add or remove an ingredient, adjust the weight, and the numbers follow. Correcting a meal you already logged never spends one of your daily analyses.
Tell it what a photo cannot show
Expert Results lets you add the ingredients, the cooking method or the portion by typing or dictating, and the analysis treats what you say as ground truth.
Your day, in one place
My Day holds the meals with their photos, the calorie ring against your goal, protein, fat, carbs and water. Add calories burned if you want them counted too.
Goals that come from your body
A daily calorie target worked out from your height, weight, age, activity level and what you want to do about your weight, or your own number if you prefer. Protein, fat, carbs, fibre and water can be tracked alongside it.
History that means something
Calories against goals week by week, your consistency, your best day and a macronutrient breakdown, over a week, a month, a quarter, a year or any range you pick.
Try it without an account
Guest mode analyses meals from the first tap. Create a free account when you want the journal and the history kept.
Free and Premium
Everyone gets a set number of AI analyses per day. Premium raises the daily allowance and adds the barcode scanner, product search, favourites and one-tap re-logging.
Privacy
Snapca was built privacy-first, in line with GDPR. If you do not add a meal to your journal, its photo is discarded after the analysis. Saved meals keep their photo in private storage only your account can open. No ads. We do not sell personal data. Deleting your account removes all of it.
Snapca is not a medical service. Nutritional values are estimates and should not replace professional advice.
Photograph your meal and get calories, protein, fat and carbs in seconds.