KcalzoneThe assistant
“What fits
for dinner?”
Ask with your day in mind. The assistant uses your diary and targets to suggest meals. Review a suggestion, adjust it, and log it from the conversation.
A food diary with Italian roots
Good food.
A clearer
picture.
The pasta you made. The coffee on the way. Keep track of what you eat, with a photo and a few small adjustments.
See how it works Coming to iPhone
In English & Italian
In English & Italian
Your meals, macros and daily totals. All in one place.
No account to createA range with every photo estimateYour diary stays on your phone
A closer look1 of 4
From your plate to your day
Take a photo.
Make it your meal.
A camera can see the pasta. The extra olive oil? You know that part. There’s always room to put it right.
For the “what shall we eat?” days
Italian favourites.
And a taste
of everywhere.
From risotto to ramen, browse 2,042 recipes and dishes across 19 cuisines. Find something by ingredient, course or cuisine, save your favourites, and log the portion you eat.
Keep your own recipes here, too. Add the ingredients once and they’re ready for next time.
Linked recipes open on GialloZafferano. Serving estimates are Kcalzone’s own.
More than a meal log
For today.
And the days after.
Make sense of your day, find an idea for dinner, and see your progress over time.
“What fits
Your progress
A week.
A month.
Your own pace.
Keep your weigh-ins and progress photos together. Look back at your intake and activity, with a view of how things change over time.
No photo?
No problem.
Type or dictate a meal, scan a barcode or nutrition label, or choose from your saved foods.
A glass of water.
A walk after lunch.
Log water and exercise alongside your meals. Connect Apple Health for steps, activity and weight.
Your goals.
Your kind of day.
Adjust calorie and macro targets, choose light or dark, set reminders, and export your history as a PDF.
How accurate is a photo estimate?
It depends on the photo and the meal. Hidden ingredients and portions are hard to judge, so every photo result includes a likely calorie range. Review the ingredients and change anything that looks off before saving.
Do I need an account?
No. Your diary is stored on your phone. Photos, meal descriptions and assistant questions are sent to the relevant service when you use those features. The privacy policy explains what is shared.
What can I try for free?
Your first three photo scans are free. The diary, manual logging, barcode lookups and recipe catalogue work without a subscription. Further scans and the assistant require Kcalzone Pro. Subscription prices and terms are shown in the app before purchase.
Does it work in Italian?
Yes. The interface, built-in dish descriptions and portion labels are available in English and Italian. You can choose the app’s language in your iPhone settings.
When can I download it?
Kcalzone is coming to iPhone, for iOS 17 or later. We’ll add the App Store link here when it’s available.
Kcalzone for iPhone
There’s room
at the table.
For home cooking, quick lunches, and whatever’s for dinner.
Coming to the App StoreiOS 17 or later · English & Italian
App screens captured from the current build with sample meals.