For iPhone · Hebrew and English
Full calorie tracking.
From a single photo.
Meals enter the log from a photo, a barcode, a written description or by hand. Water, steps, workouts and burned calories sit beside them. And all of it can be shared with your coach — in one click.
3 days free · Cancel any time in your Apple settings.
Four ways to log a meal
The fastest way wins — which is why there is more than one.
Photograph it
One photo of the plate. Ingredients identified, calories and macros estimated — every value correctable.
Scan a barcode
Packaged products in a second. EAN‑13, EAN‑8, UPC‑A and UPC‑E supported.
Describe it
Write “schnitzel, mash and a chopped salad” — and the app breaks it into values.
Enter it by hand
Know exactly what you ate? A full manual form, no guessing in the middle.
The whole day, not just the plate
Calories in against calories burned — one log, one screen.
Water
Daily hydration, glass by glass.
Steps
Read from Apple Health — only with your explicit permission.
Workouts and burn
Log a workout, and the calories it burned join the daily balance.
Weigh-ins
Weight with a trend chart, and before-and-after photos.
Streak
Every day you log counts. The momentum stays visible.
Nutrition score
The quality of your day, not just its quantity.
Coach sharing
And all of it — at your coach’s, in one click
One invitation code connects your log to a read-only view for your coach or dietitian. No screenshots, no end-of-day manual reports.
Two connected phones: the trainee logs meals, and the coach sees progress in a read-only view.
Training alone
The whole app is yours, depending on no one — and visible to no one.
- Photo analysis, barcode, text and manual entry
- Personal targets, a nutrition score and a streak
- Weigh-ins, water, workouts and progress photos
With a coach or dietitian
Send an invitation code, and your coach sees the log and the trends — no end-of-day WhatsApp screenshots.
- The coach sees the log, trends and weigh-ins — read-only
- You invite, you revoke — any moment, one tap
- A coach cannot change a single value of yours
Privacy is part of the product.
Your data is stored in Israel
We do not train models on your photos
No ad networks, no advertising identifiers
Your next meal, counted
No scrolling through food lists, no weighing everything. Photograph it, correct it if you need to, and get on with your day.
3 days free · A subscription is required after the trial. Minimum age 16.
What is different here
Differences you can check, not superlatives.
| CalClick | Many apps in this category | |
|---|---|---|
| Hebrew and RTL | The default language, written in Hebrew | Often a partial translation over a Latin interface |
| Where your data is stored | Israel — me‑west1 | Usually the US or Europe |
| Training models on your photos | No | Sometimes explicitly permitted in the terms |
| Ad networks and advertising IDs | None | Common |
| Governing law | Israeli | Frequently US arbitration |
| Correcting the values | Every value is editable | Varies |
Common questions
How does CalClick work out calories from a photo?
The photo goes to Google’s Gemini model through Vertex AI, which identifies the ingredients on the plate and estimates the quantities. Calories and macros are calculated from that, and every one of them can be corrected.
How accurate is it?
It is an estimate, not a measurement. A photo cannot show how much oil was in the pan or what was in the sauce, which is why every value is editable before you save. Over time, consistency matters more than the exact number on any single meal.
Does it really work in Hebrew?
Yes. Hebrew is the default language and the whole interface is RTL — numbers, dates and phrasing included. Full English is there too.
Where is my data stored?
In Firestore and Cloud Storage in Google Cloud’s me‑west1 region, which is physically in Israel. Some server functions run in us‑central1, and crash reports go to Sentry in Germany. The privacy policy has the full breakdown.
Do you train models on my photos?
No. Analysis runs on Vertex AI, where Google contractually undertakes not to train on customer input. We do not train on your photos either, and we do not take a licence to do so.
What does CalClick cost?
There is a monthly plan and an annual one, both with a 3-day free trial. The exact price is shown in the App Store before you are charged anything, set by the country of your Apple account — which is why there is no figure printed here that would only be true in one country.
Is there a free version?
No. There is a 3-day trial, and a subscription after it. We would rather say so here than inside the app once you have already photographed a meal.
How do I cancel?
Through your Apple account settings, like any other App Store subscription. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you have paid for. Cancel during the trial and you are not charged.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. The app is built to run on Android, but it has not been released there — and we are not going to put a Google Play button here that leads nowhere.
What does it do with Apple Health?
With your explicit permission, CalClick reads weight, steps and burned energy from Apple Health so you do not enter them twice. Without that permission, the app works without them.
Full calorie tracking. From a single photo.
3 days free · A subscription is required after the trial. Minimum age 16. The price is shown in the App Store, for the country of your Apple account.
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