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Your food. A clearer picture.

Luna Calorie is a calm food and nutrition journal for Android. Log a meal by photo, voice, text, or barcode, see the calories and macros, and watch your days add up.

Free during the alpha No card required Edit every estimate

Illustrative example · values are estimates you can edit

Example: typing “2 idli, sambar, filter coffee” produces an entry of about 290 calories with protein, carbs, and fat that you can review and edit.

Masala dosa ~390Paneer butter masala ~5502 roti ~190Veg fried rice ~350Filter coffee ~65Chicken shawarma ~450Poha, 1 plate ~250Greek yoghurt ~100Rajma chawal ~480Banana ~105

How it works

From a plate to a clear picture in four steps.

01 / Capture

Log it the way you remember it.

Type a few words, say it out loud, snap the plate, or scan a barcode. Portions like katori, roti, or glass are understood.

Today screen with the day's food journal and a text box to log food

02 / Review

See what’s inside, then fix anything.

Every meal opens into items with protein, carbs, and fat. Values are estimates, so editing an item or portion is one tap away.

Nutrition details for a chicken shawarma split into chicken and pita bread

03 / Progress

Know where your day stands.

A calorie ring, macro bars against WHO ranges, and a streak that rewards showing up — never restriction.

Today's progress ring with macro bars and a two-day streak

04 / Reflect

Watch the weeks add up.

Trends across 7, 30, and 90 days, weight with a smoothed line, and short weekly insights that stay constructive.

Seven-day calorie trend with a moving average

Built for real meals

Small details. Big difference.

Designed around Indian home cooking and everyday routines, with honesty about every number.

Four ways in

Photo, voice, text, or barcode.

Whatever’s easiest in the moment. Every method ends in the same reviewable entry.

Photo
Voice
Text
Barcode

Food library

1,028

Indian foods built in

From the Indian Nutrient Databank, plus your own custom foods.

Macros at a glance

Example: 2,243 of 2,750 kcal eaten, split by protein, carbs, and fat.

Streaks that forgive

Show up. Miss a day. Keep going.

A freeze bridges a missed day, and broken streaks never get negative messages.

Grounded in WHO guidance

Ranges, not rules.

Protein10–35%
Carbs45–65%
Fat15–30%

Trends

Patterns, not verdicts.

Calories and macros over 7, 30, or 90 days with a moving average.

Honest by default

If a photo can’t be read, Luna says so.

No placeholder numbers. Retry, or enter values yourself — and edit any entry later.

How Luna is different

Honest numbers. Kind design.

Tracking food should inform you, not judge you.

Estimates you can correct

Nutrition values are estimates, and Luna says so. Adjust items, portions, or macros in a tap.

Evidence over trends

Default ranges follow WHO population guidelines, with the reminder that needs vary.

No shame, ever

No “bad foods”, no cheat days. Streaks reward showing up, not restriction.

Founded

Our story

Good habits start with understanding.

Luna Calorie was founded on June 20, 2026, with a simple aim: make everyday food tracking easier to understand and easier to keep up with — for real meals, including the home cooking most apps get wrong.

Read our story

Quick answers

Good questions.

Setup, accuracy, data, and more live in the help center.

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What is Luna Calorie?

Luna is an Android food and nutrition journal. Log meals by photo, voice, text, or barcode, review calories and macros, and follow your weight and progress over time.

Can I download it today?

Yes, through the Google Play closed alpha. Join the tester group, opt in, and install — the three steps take about two minutes.

Is it free?

Luna is free during closed testing, with no payment card required.

How accurate are the numbers?

They are AI-assisted estimates that depend on the food and portions you describe. Review them and edit as needed. Luna is a tracking tool and does not provide medical advice.

Is there an iPhone or web version?

Not yet. Luna is currently Android only, and this website is for information — there’s no browser app.

Your next meal is a good place to start.

Join the closed alpha on Google Play and help shape what Luna becomes.