Calorie Counter by Numify

• Calorie Calculator: Track Food — $5.99
• Calorie Counter & Food Tracker — $69.99
• Food, Calorie & Macro Counter — $29.99

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.7 38100 ratings · App Store

1. 4/5Health App connectivity

   I’d give this app a 4/5 if it connected to the health app on my phone. I’m a health nut, I constantly track calories even if I’m bulking, maintaining, or cutting. I see a lot of people complaining about having to manually enter certain macros etc and they’re honestly just being lazy, takes a couple minutes tops. Do it yourself you babies. This app is pretty cool especially since I can type into AI and describe low-fat meals and what I used to cook and it’ll actually predict what low-fat ingredients I used. It saves me time overall and I love it. HOWEVER, not being able to track calories burned through physical activity is a major no go. I say this because people who don’t know much about losing weight will rely on these calories solely and starve themselves due to their body requiring more than a simple base number. This will discourage them in the long run and be counter productive. I’m currently using this app alongside MyFitnessPal(which I switched to after using loseit for a couple years). So I would make a full change over to this app IF this app supported fitness tracking and steps. I can’t commit to pay for a subscription or give this app full trust until that’s implemented. Love the app, would love to swap, but it’s just no viable at this point and I can see people starving themselves sick with this app if they’re active.

   CaseyH1994 · 30 Aug 2026

2. 4/5Second take

   OK I'm updating my review to 4 stars the Ai conversation is still bad it's just not specialized enough and doesn't seem to have a full picture of my data. the Ai picture feature is pretty good though. I did figure out the lay out a little better I would suggest a few things though. When you select food make it a pop up context menu on the item you long press. Additionally if you make a meal you should be able to save it to your recipes right from there, again through a pop up context menu. Also if you find a brand name item and it's missing macros you should be able to scan a nutrient label and update that for all users across the app, the label scanning would prevent arbitrary entries against what another user has submitted. Also your copy to today feature sometimes makes a duplicate right in the source you copy it from, making it so you have to move it with the move feature. Also I took a picture of a sushi roll from the intent for the Ai to evaluate and it said it was 5600 calories 🤣 that's been the only real glitch with the Ai picturing

   Bigg-B-Ry · 30 Aug 2026

3. 3/5Good and Bad

   The AI needs some work. When I put in “I ate a yogurt with 130 calories and 18g of protein” because I KNOW what’s in there, and then it standardizes it to a 100g serving with 100 calories and 6g of protein… it’s just wrong on all accounts. Then I have to find a description of a different food that approximates the macros I want. And even then I’ll have to adjust the serving size to get the calories and protein where it should be. All for something that I ate that I KNOW THE VALUES OF. It’s pretty weak when you know what something is and you just want to put it in exactly as it is. There needs to be an option to adjust the macros/calories not just serving size and food itself. On that note, a big improvement would be if you could edit the description you typed instead of having to redo it altogether. The AI seems very handy in some situations though. Compared to my wife’s app (Lose It) it seemed to get a strange dinner of protein pasta, pulled pork, and Parmesan close to the values she got on her app and all I had to do was describe it. The AI is definitely impressive in some respects. Maybe the software design that totally relies on the AI is the problem. It requires clever wording and thinking sometimes just to get it to do a basic task, ironically enough. This type of tracking is definitely convenient when it works but especially irritating when it doesn’t.

   Aussie0p7 · 30 Aug 2026

4. 2/5Was 4⭐️ now 3 ⭐️🥺

   I got the app mid June and it revolutionized how I view food as well as assisted me in developing and maintaining positive habits. I was really impressed with all the different things it was able to track, and I felt very positive about it. I didn’t really use the AI chat feature, nor did I think taking photos of my food to determine caloric content was very accurate. However, I liked all of the other features such as the barcode scanner, the ai feature that could help log caloric expenditure based on workout descriptions, as well as the survey to calculate my base metabolic rate and set a caloric (and nutrition) goal. Then the update occurred and all the features I loved went haywire. Suddenly the barcode scanner didn’t work to easily log my meals. Then my caloric and nutrition goals changed suddenly and without my input. Then I tried logging a workout and it was unreasonably complicated and arduous while also being inaccurate. It calculated me burning near 300 calories by going on a 40 minute walk on my walking pad. What?! Meanwhile my actual 40 minute walk is only landing me around 50 cals burned when automatically logged by the app? Make it make sense. So now I use an online calculator and just log in the info as other. I don’t know what happened to mess up the app this badly, but please restore the app to its previous version or at least fix the functions used most by users.

   Chic54365 · 30 Aug 2026

5. 4/5Quick add Needs Development

   I gave this app a 3-star at first but I would up it to 4 star 1. as I get into using it and get faster and 2. Because it looks like the developer is giving active attention to it, which is good, since I’m committed for a year! —It still needs more development for the “quick add” feature. Need to be able to add nutrition info and then add AMOUNT EATEN. A real annoyance!!! because, let me be honest, I don’t always eat the same serving size as on the box. I think it is much better than other apps I have used, because it cuts through the fluff and does what it says it does and at a much better price. I like the versatility of entering data in various ways. I LOVE that you can go back and fill things in for past days! I like the ability to add a homemade food, re-name it, add ingredients… Suggestions for improvement: 1. Option to log a whole recipe and then “eat” a “part of the whole”, like, 1/2 a box of jello or 1/6 of a homemade pie.) —again, I love the “add ingredient” option! Great for home cooking. 2.“Quick add” AS MENTIONED ABOVE - food nutrition info should have the option to put in the correct amount “eaten,” so you aren’t confined to the serving size on the box (see above). —- I do LOVE the format, simplicity and ordering of the fields, which already matches the box nutrition info!—and (again) I appreciate that you can go back and fill things in for past days! Wonderful!.) 3. (A little detail) Water— option of “cups” as a unit, not just ounces (oz.) I stopped entering water after a while because my measurements are all in cups and I’m unfamiliar with ounces.

   AlpineLaurel · 30 Aug 2026

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