Photograph a meal and get calories and every macro back in seconds. Log a workout by describing it. Scan your lifting form without uploading a thing. Train from a full exercise library, sorted by the muscle it works — and fuel it with clean, plant-based nutrition under our own label.
Food photos are analysed then discarded. Workout videos never leave your phone.
Most trackers ask you to itemise a meal before they will tell you anything. Point the camera at the plate instead — every item is identified, portioned and totalled for you.
“Four sets of eight bench at 60kg.” That is the whole interaction — sets, reps, weight and muscle group land in your log, and the volume trend builds itself.
Chest, back, legs, arms, shoulders, core. Filter to a muscle group or search a movement by name, watch the demonstration, then log it without leaving the page.
Recording yourself mid-squat and sending it to a stranger's server is a lot to ask. So we do not ask it. Pose detection runs inside your browser: the video is read frame by frame on your own device, converted into a list of joint angles, and only those numbers are sent for scoring.
This is not a policy we could quietly change — it is where the code runs. There is no upload step to switch back on.
| You do this | We receive |
|---|---|
| Record a squat | A list of joint angles |
| Photograph a meal | The photo, analysed then discarded |
| Log a workout | The sets, reps and weight you named |
| Ask the coach | Your question and your own logs |
The full detail is in the privacy policy, written to be read rather than to be survived.
Tracking tells you what you are short of. The shop is how you close it — zero additives, zero added sugar, vegan by default, and an ingredient list short enough to read in full.
No streak badges, no social feed, no gamified nonsense. Tools that reduce the effort of tracking to something you will still be doing in March.
Point your camera at a thali, a tiffin box or a restaurant plate. Calolean identifies every item on it and estimates calories, protein, carbs, fat and fibre — then logs it to the right meal with one tap. Or describe the meal in a sentence and it parses that instead.
A day view built around the numbers that actually move body composition: calories against your target, and protein, carbs, fat and fibre against theirs. Meals split across breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, with water and steps alongside.
“Four sets of eight bench at 60kg” is enough. The AI coach parses sets, reps and weight and writes them to your log — no dropdown menus, no scrolling through a picker mid-set. Volume trends build up session over session.
Hundreds of movements with animated demonstrations, grouped by the muscle they train. Filter by chest, back, legs, arms, shoulders or core, or search any movement by name — then log it straight into your day.
Record a set. Pose detection runs inside your browser, measures your joint angles frame by frame, and only those numbers — never the video — are sent for scoring and coaching notes.
Plant-based protein and everyday nutrition made to the standard we would want ourselves: zero additives, zero added sugar, no empty calories, and an ingredient list short enough to read in full. Launching soon.
Not a trial. The free plan is the whole product, with a daily allowance on the AI features and clearly labelled sponsored cards.
Per roti, per katori, per set. What the figures actually are, and what to do with them.