Frulo is an AI calorie counter for iPhone. Instead of searching a database and correcting portion sizes every time you eat, you photograph the plate. Frulo recognizes what is on it, estimates the calories, and splits them into protein, carbohydrates and fat — then files it in your diary.
Most people who quit a calorie tracker quit because of the typing, not the counting. So every way of logging a meal is built to take seconds: a photo, a barcode, a sentence to Siri, or a description you type when the food is not in front of you.
Open the camera and take one picture of the plate. No searching, no portion dropdowns, no database to fight with.
Frulo identifies the foods and returns calories, protein, carbs and fat. Adjust anything that looks off, then save it to your diary in a tap.
Your weight trend, calorie averages and macro splits build up over time, and an AI nutritionist can explain them using your own numbers.
Photograph any meal and Frulo estimates the calories and macros of what is actually on the plate.
Chat with a coach that already knows what you ate today and answers with your real numbers.
A library of recipes worth cooking, each already broken down into calories and macros.
Weight trend, calorie averages and macro splits over time, so you can tell how the week really went.
Point the camera at a packaged food and the whole nutrition panel drops into your diary.
“Hey Siri, log a bowl of oatmeal.” Hands free, nothing to open, nothing to type.
A daily calorie and macro target built around your own goal — lose, maintain, or build muscle.
Everything you log flows into Apple Health, and your active energy flows back in.
A meal photo is analyzed and discarded. It is never saved on your device or on our servers.
Delete any entry, any coach memory, or your whole account — from inside the app, in one tap.
