Canoz
Snap your meal. Canoz counts the calories.
Take a photo and get calories, protein, carbs and fats in seconds.
Everything you need to eat with a plan
Photo calorie counter
Snap a plate and Canoz recognizes the dish, estimates the portion and logs calories and macros. Adjust any portion with a tap.
Barcode and label scanner
Scan a packaged food or snap its nutrition label. Values come from Open Food Facts or from the label itself, so you know where every number comes from.
Water tracking
Tap a glass to log water toward your daily goal. Canoz can also save it to Apple Health.
Gentle reminders
Meal reminders at your times, at most two a day. Logging a meal cancels its reminder, and your Lock Screen never shows calories or weight.
Apple Watch and widgets
Calories left on your wrist, your Home Screen and your Lock Screen. Log meals from Apple Watch with Canoz Premium.
A plan built for you
Daily calorie and macro targets from your body, activity and goal, and a weight trend that shows your progress. Works with Apple Health.
How it works
- Answer a few questions about your body, your goal and the cuisines you eat.
- Get your personal calorie and macro plan.
- Snap your meals. Canoz does the math.
Knows your kitchen
Tell Canoz which cuisines you eat, from Turkish and Mediterranean to Latin, Asian and more, and it recognizes your meals better.
- Turkish
- Mediterranean
- Middle Eastern
- Latin
- Asian
- Indian
- European
- American
Private by design
- Meal photos are analyzed and never stored by us.
- No ads, no tracking across apps, and your data is never sold.
- Health data only with your explicit consent, which you can withdraw anytime in Settings.
- This website sets no cookies and uses no analytics.
Guides
Short answers about how each part of Canoz works.
- Count calories from a photoCanoz turns a photo of your plate into calories, protein, carbs and fats.
- Scan barcodes and nutrition labelsFor packaged food, the numbers are already on the pack.
- Log a meal by typing or saying itNot every meal is easy to photograph.
- Track your water with a tapCanoz has a water card on the Home screen, next to your calories.
- Calorie tracking on Apple WatchCanoz puts your day on your wrist: the calories left, the macros still to go and your streak, without taking out your iPhone.
- How Canoz sets your daily calorie goalYour plan comes from a published equation and a few answers from setup, and Canoz shows you the result before you start.
- What happens to your meal photosA calorie app sees what you eat, so it should be clear about what it keeps.
Questions and answers
How does Canoz count calories from a photo?
Take a photo of your plate. An AI model recognizes the dishes, estimates each portion and returns calories, protein, carbs and fats, and you can adjust any portion with a tap. The values are estimates, so check them when something looks off.
Can Canoz scan barcodes and nutrition labels?
Yes. Scan the barcode of a packaged food and Canoz looks up its nutrition values in Open Food Facts, an open product database. If the product is not there, photograph its nutrition label and Canoz reads the values from it. Then choose grams, one serving or the whole pack.
Does Canoz store my meal photos?
No. Meal photos are sent for analysis and discarded; only the result (dish names, portions and nutrition values) is saved to your log. Before a photo leaves your iPhone it is re-encoded, which removes location and camera metadata.
Does Canoz work with Apple Watch and Apple Health?
Yes. Apple Watch shows your calories left, macros and streak, and with Canoz Premium you can log a recent meal again or dictate a new one from your wrist. With your permission, Canoz reads active energy and weight from Apple Health and saves the meals, water and weights you log there.
Do I need an account?
No. Canoz creates an anonymous account on first launch. You can link Sign in with Apple to restore your data on a new iPhone, and you can delete everything at any time in Settings → Delete account.
What does Canoz Premium include?
Canoz Premium unlocks daily photo, barcode and label scans, text logging, your full plan, weekly progress insights and logging from Apple Watch. There are weekly and yearly plans, and the app shows the price before you buy. Scans and text logs have fair daily limits.
Is Canoz medical advice?
No. Canoz is a wellness app, not a medical device, and its calorie and nutrition values are estimates. Talk to a doctor or dietitian before making big changes to your diet, especially if you are pregnant, have a medical condition or have a history of eating disorders.
Your first meal is one photo away
Start with a photo of your next meal.