Snap your plate.
Let your day tell the rest.
Caltrace logs your meal in seconds, then places it inside your day: how long you slept, when you last ate, how the day went. No judgement, just context.
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CaltraceGot it. About 672 kcal — is the portion right?
One meal, on its own, says very little.
Caltrace places every record on your day’s ribbon: last night’s sleep, the hours between meals, the day’s movement. Scroll, and let the day run.
00:40–06:58 · Sleep 6h 18m
08:16
Egg toast
- + 4h 25m
12:41
Salmon salad
- + 3h 27m
16:08
Strawberry yogurt
- + 2h 24m
18:32
Beef pasta
- + 4h 15m
22:47
Pizza
Snap it, type it, scan it, hold it.
There’s more than one way to log. They all lead to the same place: your diary.
- Snap it: Salmon salad, about 672 kcal. Is the portion right?
- Type it: Egg toast and a tea — Logged: 412 kcal, 08:16.
- Scan it: Strawberry yogurt, the packaged one — Found it from the barcode: 213 kcal.
- Hold it: What happened before this meal? — 4h 25m after breakfast. 6h 18m of sleep the night before.
- Look back: Why am I always eating late? — I can’t tell you why. But on 3 of 6 recorded days, the last meal was after 21:00.
- Fix it: Actually it was half a portion — Fixed: 367 kcal. The context updated too.
Press and hold. Let the rest open.
Our favourite moment in Caltrace. Hold a meal photo; the page dims and everything around that meal appears.
- How long you slept the night before
- How active the day was compared with others
- Hours since the last meal, and until the next
Latest meal
12:41
Salmon salad
672 kcal Nutrition estimate
What are you curious about?
Sample answers. Real observations appear only once there are enough records — and only from yours.
CaltraceThe night window is repeating: 3 of 6 recorded days have a log after 21:00.If something repeats, your records will say so.
Caltrace doesn’t guess. It shows no pattern until there are enough records — and when it does, it opens the days it came from.
Pattern
Records later in the day
After-evening or nighttime meals appear on 3 of 6 recorded days.
Sep 23 – Oct 6
3/6
recorded days with a late meal
21:00
and later counts as “late”
8
days without records, left out
A log time isn’t proof of when you ate.
Small things, well considered.
In an app you open every day, the details make the difference.
Photo
Frame the plate; Caltrace recognises the food and estimates its nutrition. You confirm.
Salmon salad · ~672 kcalBarcode
Scan packaged food and it fills in the rest.
Type it
No photo? A few words will do. No stand-in photo is invented.
Apple Health
With your permission, it joins the context.
Right on time
Caltrace20:45Evenings have been running late lately. Closing the kitchen a little earlier tonight might help.
A short note before the harder window.
Widgets
A glance from your Home Screen, one tap to log.
Your diary stays yours.
Privacy policyNever sold
We don’t sell your personal information — to advertisers or anyone else.
Health data is for you only
Read only with your permission, never used for advertising.
Encrypted
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Yours to delete
Delete your account and data from inside the app.
Good questions
Something else? hello@caltrace.app
Is Caltrace a diet app?
No. It shows your goal and logged total, but its real job is keeping your meals together with their context. No meal plans, scores or streaks.
What does Context show?
The sleep before a meal, that day’s movement, and the gap to the previous and next recorded meal. These are observations; they don’t explain why you ate.
How does it find patterns?
It looks at your records and their times. Without enough records it shows nothing; when it does show a pattern, it tells you which days it came from.
How accurate are photo estimates?
A photo gives a fast first estimate. You can correct the food, portion and values before saving.
Is it free?
It’s free to download and start. A premium subscription unlocks more; it’s billed through the App Store and can be cancelled anytime.
Do I need Apple Health?
No. Without permission, Context works from your meal records alone; you can turn access on or off at any time.
So, what will you
log first?
Breakfast, lunch, a snack or dinner. Whichever it is, your diary starts there.
Free to download · iPhone