CalSnap: Korean Meal Calories

Track Korean food calories with a meal photo or a free manual log. CalSnap separates rice, soup or stew, and side dishes in one photo, then estimates calories, carbohydrates, protein, and fat for each item. Review and edit the results before saving your meal. ■ One photo, one meal • Choose a photo of your table and each food is detected and estimated separately • Portions are shown in Korean serving units such as one bowl of rice, one bowl of soup, or one side-dish plate • Edit, add, or remove any detected food, or re-run the analysis on the same photo • Three photo analyses a day are free; after that, use points earned from rewarded ads or bought as point packs ■ Manual logging is always free • Search a food and calories, carbohydrates, protein and fat are filled from the MFDS nutrition dataset (20,000+ entries) — no sign-in needed • Pick ½, 1, 1½ or 2 servings, and re-log recent foods with a single tap • The meal slot follows the time of day, and the calories left for today are always visible • Turn on an optional once-a-day meal log reminder ■ Records and statistics • The Records tab shows your full history by date • Weekly statistics, logging streaks, and a comparison of the last 7 days with your usual intake • A maintenance-calorie reference calculated from sex, age, height, weight, and activity level ■ Continue on any device • Sign in with Google or email and your records appear on other devices using the same account ■ Please note • AI results are estimates and do not replace medical advice • Photo analysis requires a signed-in account. Only a downsized copy under 1 MB is used for analysis, and only photos you choose to save are kept in your account's private storage • Large screens such as tablets and foldables are supported