LensPlate: Calorie Counter

LensPlate is a calorie counter and macro tracker that is completely free: no ads, no subscription, no paywall. Scan a barcode or search packaged foods and 250 everyday foods with real portions, then see calories left, protein, carbs and fat at a glance. Check a product's health score and healthier swaps, follow your weight trend, and get calorie targets that adapt to what you really burn. LOG FOOD IN SECONDS • Search packaged foods from the Open Food Facts database, or pick from 250 everyday foods • Scan a barcode to find a packaged product instantly • Re-add recent foods and saved meals with one tap • Quick add calories when you are in a hurry, or create your own foods SEE WHAT'S LEFT TODAY • Calories eaten, calories left, protein, carbs and fat at a glance • Fiber, sugar, saturated fat, sodium and cholesterol one tap away • Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, with a photo or emoji for every food KNOW WHAT'S IN THE PRODUCT Scan a packaged food to see a health score based on its nutrients per 100 g, with clear positives and negatives, plus healthier alternatives when the score is low. TARGETS THAT LEARN FROM YOU Answer a few questions to get daily calorie and macro targets for your goal: lose, maintain or gain weight. After two weeks of logging your food and weight, LensPlate estimates how many calories you really burn and suggests an updated target. Apply it with one tap, or change your targets yourself anytime. STAY ON TRACK • Daily streaks with milestones • Log your weight and follow your trend • Home Screen and Lock Screen widget with calories left and shortcuts to log or scan • Optional Apple Health sync: save the food you log and your weight, and bring in weight from other apps Metric and imperial units. Available in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. FREE, NO ADS LensPlate is free and has no ads. You can delete your account and data from the app at any time. LensPlate is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. Product information comes from Open Food Facts, a free collaborative database, and can be incomplete or wrong, so check the label when it matters.