Photo recognition
AI estimates calories and macros from a photo of your meal. No typing required.
Photograph your meal and Savor's AI estimates calories and macros in seconds. Or scan a barcode for packaged foods. Your diary stays on your device, private and offline.
Under the hood
Most calorie apps make you search through long lists and guess portion sizes by eye. Savor works differently. Point your camera at a meal, a plate of leftovers, or a home-cooked bowl, and the AI identifies what is there and gives you a calorie and macro estimate straight away. The estimate is exactly that, an estimate, not a guarantee, but it gets you close without the typing.
Your photo is processed by the AI and discarded. It is never uploaded to our servers or stored anywhere after the analysis runs.
Each logged item shows the full macro breakdown, not just a calorie number. Your daily totals update in real time.
Scan any barcode and Savor pulls nutrition facts from the Open Food Facts database. Exact numbers from the label, not an estimate.
Not every food photographs well. The search box reaches the same database, so you can type and pick when a scan or photo is easier that way.
Built for the long run
Macros
Every meal entry breaks down into all three macros. Your daily overview shows totals and targets in a calm, readable layout so you can see your balance without digging through menus.
Food diary
All your logged meals sit together in a clear daily list. Edit portions, remove entries, or add a quick note. Weekly and monthly trends give you a longer picture without overwhelming you with charts.
Privacy
There is no Savor account and no server that holds your data. Your food diary, weight entries, and settings are stored locally on your device only. Uninstalling the app removes them entirely.
Goals
Enter your calorie goal and Savor shows how much of the day's budget you have used after each meal. Adjust the target any time without losing your existing diary entries.
The idea
Most calorie apps either overwhelm you with data or hide the numbers behind paywalls, ads, and mandatory accounts. Savor is built on the opposite premise: logging should take seconds, your data should be yours, and the core tracker should be free.
The hardest part of tracking is restaurant meals and home cooking where there is no barcode and no easy database entry. A photo gives you a starting estimate you can refine, which is far better than skipping the entry altogether.
Your diary is personal. Savor keeps it on your device and nowhere else. No sync to our servers, no analytics on what you eat, no subscription needed for the core features. You can export your own data whenever you want.
Three ways to log
Each method is a first-class option. Pick the one that fits the meal in front of you.
Open the camera, point it at your meal, and tap. The AI identifies food items and returns a calorie and macro estimate for the plate as a whole.
Point the scanner at any product barcode. Savor pulls exact nutrition facts from the Open Food Facts database. No typing, no guessing.
Type a food name and pick from the results. Works offline for cached entries, online for the full database. Adjust the serving size and save.
Everything included
AI estimates calories and macros from a photo of your meal. No typing required.
Scan packaged foods for exact nutrition data straight from the label via Open Food Facts.
No account, no cloud sync. Your diary lives on your device and nowhere else.
Protein, carbs, and fat tracked per meal and totalled for the day. Targets you set yourself.
All meals in one clear list. Edit portions, delete entries, and see your running total update live.
Weekly and monthly calorie averages show patterns without turning into an analytics dashboard.
Completely ad-free. No banners, no interstitials, no data sold to advertisers.
One-time purchase unlocks extra features. No subscription, no recurring charge, no paywall on the core tracker.
Good to know
AI photo recognition gives an estimate, not an exact figure. It performs well on common dishes and restaurant-style plates but will be less accurate for unusual or heavily mixed meals. The barcode scanner and text search give you exact numbers when you need them. For foods you eat regularly, you can log them once and reuse the entry.
No. When you snap a photo for meal recognition, the image is sent to the AI for analysis and then discarded. It is not stored on our servers, not linked to your account (there is no account), and not used for any other purpose. Your camera permission is used only when you actively tap the photo-log button.
Yes. The core calorie and macro tracker is free and ad-free. A one-time Pro upgrade unlocks additional features, but you do not need it to use the main app. There is no subscription.
No. Savor has no sign-up and no login. Your food diary is stored locally on your device. You do not need an account to use any feature of the app.
Barcode scans and text searches use the Open Food Facts database, an open and independent nutrition database. When you scan or search, only the barcode or search term is sent to that service. Your diary is never shared.
Your diary, totals, and any locally cached food entries work fully offline. Barcode scanning and food search need a connection to reach the Open Food Facts database. AI photo recognition also requires a connection to run the analysis.
Yes. You can export your diary from the app and share it using your device's share sheet. The export file goes wherever you send it. Savor never receives a copy.
No. Savor contains no third-party analytics, no advertising SDKs, and no tracking of any kind. The only data that leaves your phone is a barcode or food name sent to Open Food Facts during a search or scan, and a photo sent to the AI during photo logging. Both are one-way queries with no personal identifiers attached.
Free on Google Play. No account, no ads, no subscription for the core app.