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About Calorie Counter - Macro

Stop guessing your macros. Macro turns your phone camera into a calorie and macro tracker built for people who actually care about hitting their numbers. Snap a photo of your food and Macro estimates the calories, protein, carbs, and fat in seconds. Confirm, log, and move on. No tedious database searching, no fiddly portion math. WHY MACRO - Photo logging: point, shoot, and get instant macro estimates for your meal. - Built for cutting: dialed in for bodybuilders and anyone tracking a deficit who lives and dies by protein. - Daily macro targets: set your goal and Macro computes the calories and macros you need each day. - Streaks: log every day and build a streak that keeps you consistent. - Weight tracking: log your bodyweight and watch the trend, with targets that adapt as you go. - Barcode scan: scan packaged foods for fast, accurate entry. WHO IT'S FOR Bodybuilders on a cut, lifters chasing a protein goal, and anyone who wants calorie tracking that takes seconds instead of minutes. Estimates are for informational purposes and are not medical or dietary advice. Subscription unlocks unlimited photo logging. Your privacy matters: see our policy at https://macro-back.up.railway.app/privacy https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 1.0.4 · Updated July 31, 2026

Your streak finally has something to show for it, plus daily reminders that you control down to the minute. NEW • A rebuilt Streak tab. Your best streak, every day you logged over the last 12 weeks, and exactly how far you are from the next badge. • Badges at 3, 7, 14, 30, 60, 100 and 365 days. Once a badge is earned it stays earned, even if the streak that got you there later breaks. • A full-screen celebration the first time you log each day, with your new day count ticking up. Hit a badge and it shows up right there. • Reminders, one a day at most. A nudge at your usual dinner time if nothing is logged, a warning when a streak is about to break, and a check-in if you've been away a few days. • All of it is optional, under Profile › Preferences. Switch each reminder on or off and set the exact time the daily nudge lands. • A short pointer to the camera button on your first run, so your first scan isn't guesswork. CHANGED • The message near the end of your trial now recaps where your tracking stands instead of pointing you at Settings. Your streak, your weight history and every meal you've logged carry over untouched. Thank you for using Macro. Every scan you log helps us make it better. If anything isn't working right, or you have an idea for what we should build next, email us at [email protected], we read and reply to every message.

App privacy

The developer, Dante Rivarola Dinatale, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data
  • Health & Fitness: Fitness
  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name
  • User Content: Photos or Videos

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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