Scan the barcode
Close to a million products with a barcode, recognised straight from the camera. Flashlight, zoom and tap-to-focus for the awkward packs, and the extra zeros a till system adds are caught for you.
From the first search to the last micronutrient, Talorie is built to get out of your way. Here’s what’s inside.
Close to a million products with a barcode, recognised straight from the camera. Flashlight, zoom and tap-to-focus for the awkward packs, and the extra zeros a till system adds are caught for you.
Product unknown? Photograph the nutrition table. Talorie reads out the calories, macros and portions, you check them, and from then on nobody else has to.
Save a meal once, with a photo and the way you make it, and log it in a tap. Scale it to the servings you actually ate; every ingredient lands in your diary separately, so a little more rice is one adjustment.
Guessed wrong? Change the amount, move an item to another meal, or copy a whole day onto today. And name your meal moments the way you eat: breakfast, lunch, or simply after training.
Choose grams or ounces once and every amount follows, water included. Nutrients stay in grams and milligrams, the way labels write them. Save portions as a bar, a can or a slice and log two of them.
Two taps for a glass or a bottle, and one tap back when you were wrong. With a goal of its own, in millilitres or fluid ounces.
Ten targets, from calories and protein to iron and water. Not sure what to enter? One button fills in the recommended daily amount, adjusted to your details. Change your calorie target and the macros move with it, so the two keep adding up.
Fourteen days as a chart with your target line through it, the run of days you have logged, how many landed inside your goal, and your weekly protein, carbs and fat against last week. Days on which you hit every macro turn green in the calendar.
The products come from the people using them, and are kept honest by ratings and by anyone who says a value is wrong. Spot a mistake and you propose a correction; someone reviews it and everyone sees the better number. Free to search, no account needed.
Food databaseTalorie extracts calories, macros and serving size for you to confirm, then shares it so the next person never has to.
Two ways to share, and you decide per person and per club how much of it you show.
Invite someone by email and set per friend what you share: your dishes, your diary, or neither. When a friend shares their day you can open it the way you open your own, with their goals and their meals.
Start a club for a household, a training group or a team. Admins invite by email or hand out a join link they can revoke, approve requests, hand out roles and read a feed of what members logged. Every dish carries its own switch, so one recipe can stay private while the rest is shared.
Talorie runs in any browser and installs to your home screen like an app, and it speaks English and Dutch. Your day is the same on every device you sign in on.