Track what you eat.
Keep it to yourself.
The Last Calorie Tracker logs meals by voice, photo, barcode, or text — and AI does the math in seconds. No account. No analytics. Your food diary never leaves your iPhone.
On-device · No account · $5.99/mo · 10 logs free · Cancel anytime
On-device
Your food log, weights, and targets live on your iPhone — not a server.
No account, ever
Open the app and start. No sign-up, no email, no password to forget.
AI-powered
Describe or photograph a meal — AI turns it into calories and macros in seconds.
Zero tracking
No analytics identity, no ad SDKs, no profile. Nobody is logging what you eat.
Log a meal in seconds — four ways.
Tap the green + and pick whatever’s fastest. Every method ends on the same confirm-and-adjust screen, so nothing is saved until you say so.
Scan
Point at a barcode — nutrition comes straight from Open Food Facts, per-serving when the label has it.
Speak
Say “a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.” Speech is transcribed on-device; only the text is parsed.
Type
Jot down what you ate. Autocomplete reuses foods you’ve logged before, no cloud call needed.
Photo
Snap the plate. A vision model breaks it into editable items — chicken, rice, veggies.
AI reads your meal. You stay in control.
- Estimates, not judgment. Numbers are presented as guides — no “good,” “bad,” “cheat,” or “fail” language, anywhere.
- One-tap adjustments. Nudge any result with ½, 2×, Less, More, or swap the unit. Multi-item plates split into ingredients.
- It learns your corrections. Fix an estimate once and The Last Calorie Tracker remembers your numbers for next time — stored on your device.
- Barcodes are measured data. Packaged foods use real label values, with an on-device “Verify with label” scan to make them stick.
The whole day at a glance — then the bigger picture.
A hero ring shows net calories against your goal, with protein, carbs, and fat tracked alongside. History turns weeks of logs into plain, honest insights — no streaks, scores, or guilt trips.
Fully AI-powered.
Nobody’s watching.
Most “AI calorie” apps want an account, then quietly build a profile of everything you eat. The Last Calorie Tracker does the opposite: the intelligence runs for you, and the record stays with you.
| Data | Where it lives | Leaves device? |
|---|---|---|
| Food log, weights, targets, settings | On your device | Never |
| Biometric-lock token | Keychain (device-only) | Never |
| Food text or photo you submit | Sent to AI to parse | Only what you submit |
| Your voice | Transcribed on-device | Audio never leaves |
| Barcodes | Open Food Facts lookup | The number only |
| Apple Health data | Read/written locally | Never to any server |
No accounts, no analytics identity, no server-side profile. The free-log counter syncs through your own iCloud — still without an account.
Start free. Go Pro for less than a coffee a month.
Your first 10 food logs are free. After that, Pro unlocks unlimited logging and every input method — with no account to create.
Monthly
$5.99/mo
Flexible. Cancel anytime.
Yearly
$29.99/yr
Best value — about $2.50/mo.
The same AI calorie tracking. A fraction of the price.
At $5.99/month, The Last Calorie Tracker sits below mainstream plans and far under the aggressive AI calorie apps — without skimping on features.
Competitor pricing is approximate, gathered from public App Store listings and third-party write-ups, and varies by region and over time. Several rivals push annual plans (e.g. MyFitnessPal Premium+ ~$79.99/yr, Lose It ~$39.99/yr, Foodnoms ~$40/yr); Cal AI’s monthly is commonly $9.99 with a reported $5.99–$19.99 range. The Last Calorie Tracker is a flat $5.99/month or $29.99/year.
Questions, answered
Do I need to create an account?+
No. There’s no sign-up, no email, and no password. You open the app and start logging — your data is yours, on your device.
It’s AI-powered — is my data being used to train models?+
Only the text or photo you submit for a single meal is sent to be parsed, with no name, account, or device ID attached. Under the AI provider’s API terms, that data isn’t used to train their models. Your diary itself is never uploaded.
What happens after my 10 free logs?+
Logging continues with The Last Calorie Tracker Pro — $5.99/month or $29.99/year. Everything you already logged stays, and you can browse it freely.
Does it work with Apple Health?+
Yes, optionally. You can sync meals, macros, and weigh-ins, import existing weight, and have finished workouts offered as a calorie offset — all opt-in and off until you turn it on.
Can I get my data out?+
Anytime. Export a full CSV of every entry, offset, and weigh-in from Settings, and import it back on a new device. No lock-in.
Eat well. Stay private.
The Last Calorie Tracker is coming soon to the App Store. Private by design, powered by AI, $5.99 a month.