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About Tallix: Calories and Macros

Tallix is the fastest way to log calories and macros when you already know what you are eating. YOUR MACROS ARE NOT A PREMIUM FEATURE In the big trackers, typing in your own protein, fat, and carbs is a subscription feature. Not looking it up. Not scanning it. Typing a number you already read off the label. That costs $79.99 a year over there. Here it is the whole app, for one payment. TWO TAPS Tap +, tap the food. That is the whole interaction. Your foods live in your library, sorted by what you eat most. No search box, no scrolling a database of strangers' entries, no waiting on a network request. Open, tap, done. NO ADS. EVER. Not on launch. Not between screens. Not a banner with an "upgrade to remove this banner" link underneath it. Tallix has never shown an ad and never will. NO LOADING SCREEN Tallix opens straight to today's numbers. Your food log does not need a server's permission to appear. NOTHING MOVES UNDER YOUR THUMB No banner loads in half a second late and shoves the buttons down while you are reaching for one. What you see when the app opens is where it stays. PAY ONCE One purchase. No subscription, no recurring charge, no upsell treadmill. A 7-day free trial is included so you can be sure it fits how you eat before you pay anything. BUILT FOR PEOPLE WHO ALREADY KNOW THEIR NUMBERS You read the nutrition label. You own a gram scale. You eat the same fifteen things most weeks. Search one yogurt drink in the big trackers and you get nine entries for it, ranging from 140 to 230 calories. Same product. You are the one who has to guess which stranger typed it in correctly. The label in your hand says one number. Enter it once. Tallix remembers it, and it is the same number every time after. WHAT YOU TRACK Calories always. Add protein, fat, carbs, fiber, sodium, or sugar if you want them, and hide the ones you do not. Tallix shows you what you asked for and nothing else. WHAT TALLIX DOES NOT DO No ads. No subscription. No crowd-sourced food database. No AI guessing your portions from a photo. No barcode ritual for food you already measured. Your log stays on your device and syncs to your own iCloud.

What’s new

Version 2.0 · Updated October 7, 2026

Tallix 2.0 is a big one. • History: every day you've logged, with charts and your average for the week, month or more. • Weight: log weigh-ins in pounds or kilograms and watch the trend. • Meals: save a combination of foods once, log it with one tap. • Planning: plan tonight's dinner or tomorrow's breakfast, then tick it off when you eat it. • Food lookup: no label? Search 13,000 foods and restaurant meals. Works offline. • iCloud sync across your devices, and Tallix now runs on iPad and Mac. • Library sorts by most used or by name. • Macros follow nutrition label order, so typing from the label is quicker. • Help & Support built in. Still no ads, no account, and no subscription.

App privacy

The developer, Calcium Lab LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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