CalTrack: Private Food Diary

NGN Consulting Corp.

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About this app

Your food diary, kept on your phone.

CalTrack is a private calorie counter and food diary. Scan a barcode, log the meal, get on with your day — no account, no ads, and your diary never leaves your phone.

WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
Most food trackers want an email address, a subscription, and a copy of everything you eat. CalTrack asks for none of it. Your meals, weight, and goals are stored on your device. We run no servers, so there is nowhere for your diary to leak from and nothing for us to sell.

⚡ LOG IN SECONDS
• Scan any barcode — nutrition facts from Open Food Facts, a database of millions of products
• Search by food name or brand
• Quick-add your recent foods with one tap
• One-tap portion sizes — and CalTrack remembers the amount you usually have
• Units that fit the food — log pasta in cups, grams, or ounces, and add extras like sauce or a second patty
• A home screen widget showing the calories you have left, with a tap straight into logging

📊 SEE WHERE YOU ARE
• Daily calorie ring with protein, carbs, and fat
• Fiber, sugar, sodium, and saturated fat, where the food data has them
• 7-day intake chart against your goal line
• Logging streak

🔒 PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No account, no sign-up, no email
• No ads, no analytics, no trackers
• The camera reads barcodes and nothing else — no photos are taken, stored, or sent
• Export your whole diary to a file whenever you like, and import it back — free, always

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WHAT'S FREE
Food search, barcode scanning, your daily calorie, macro and nutrient totals, the portion tools, the home screen widget, your 7-day chart, your logging streak, and exporting and importing your own data. No time limit and no trial countdown.

CALTRACK PRO
• A daily calorie target worked out from your height, age, sex, activity level, goal weight, and target date
• Weight trend — log weigh-ins and see the smoothed line behind the daily swings
• A target that learns from you — after a couple of weeks of weigh-ins, CalTrack works out what you actually burn from your own logs, and adjusts your target to match
• Water tracking — log a glass like any other item and see your daily total
• Weekly insights on how your week compared to your goal, with an adjusted daily target when the numbers call for one
• Custom recipes — save your own combos of foods and log them in one tap
• Fasting — track a window like 16:8, see when you'll eat again before you start, and a weekly chart of how you're doing
• Shopping list — build one from your saved recipes, grouped by store, aisle, or recipe

PRICING
• 7-day free trial
• Yearly — $14.99. The trial becomes a paid year unless you cancel first, then renews yearly until you cancel. Cancel any time in Play Store → Subscriptions.
• Lifetime — $29.99. One payment. Never renews, no subscription.
(US prices; local pricing varies and is shown in the app before you buy.)

Your data stays yours either way. If a subscription lapses nothing is deleted, and export keeps working.

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GOOD TO KNOW
• Food search and barcode scanning need an internet connection — they look up a public database. Everything else works without one.
• Nutrition data is crowd-sourced and can contain errors. Always check the packaging, and never rely on the app for allergy decisions.
• CalTrack is a self-tracking tool, not a medical device. Its calorie targets are general-population estimates, not medical or nutritional advice. Talk to a doctor or a registered dietitian before changing your diet.

Your food diary is nobody's business but yours.

Food data by Open Food Facts — the open, collaborative food products database — used under the ODbL and DbCL licences.

What’s new

Fixes a bug that could cause the app to close after logging a few meals in a row. Added three new recipes to the recipe library: Fire-Roasted Mushroom Marinara, Chunky Tomato Salsa, and Dried Peppers Stuffed with Beans. Small reliability and accessibility improvements throughout.