AI Calorie Counter & Meal Plan

AI Calorie Counter nails one thing: fast photo-based calorie logging. The computer vision is impressively accurate for common meals, and the clean interface genuinely reduces friction. If your goal is mindless logging without learning macros, this is it. But the freemium model frustrates. Water tracking, macro customization, and extra databases are premium-only, and the pricing page returns a 404 — you can't even see what you'd pay. That's a red flag for buyer trust. The free tier is very limited, and without a published price, upgrading feels like a gamble. Compared to MyFitnessPal or Lose It!, AI Calorie Counter lacks barcode scanning, a web app, and any integration beyond Apple Health. You can't export data or sync with wearables. It's strictly a mobile-only, Apple Health-gated tool. Where it works best: casual dieters, people new to tracking, or anyone who wants to snap-and-forget. Where it doesn't: macro-optimizers, strength athletes, or anyone who needs micronutrients or recipes from outside the app. We'd recommend trying the free version first, but don't expect a long-term home if your needs grow.