Private by design
Your food diary never leaves your phone. No account, no sign-up, no cloud: nothing to breach, nothing to sell. What you eat is nobody's business but yours.
Most calorie apps end in a leaderboard. Calority ends somewhere quieter.
Calority is a fast calorie and macro diary for Android. Log a meal in seconds, watch the day add up against your budget, and keep every number on your phone.
no account · no ads · no analytics · works offline
Six things the mainstream trackers make you put up with, measured differently, and each one a value the name is built on. Everything that matters here ends the same way: in -ity.
Your food diary never leaves your phone. No account, no sign-up, no cloud: nothing to breach, nothing to sell. What you eat is nobody's business but yours.
Log a meal on a plane, in a basement gym, or with no signal at all. Calority runs entirely on your device. The internet is optional, not required.
Recent and frequent foods surface first, home-cooked meals become reusable dishes, and a barcode scan fills the rest. Repeat meals take a tap or two, not a search-and-scroll marathon.
Full backup and CSV export built in. Move to a new phone, open your diary in Excel, or walk away entirely: no lock-in, no history held hostage behind a subscription.
No streaks to protect, no badges, no nagging, no ads. Just an honest picture of calories, macros, and fiber against your goals. A calm tool, not a slot machine.
Optional Health Connect sync shares your nutrition with the rest of your health apps on your terms: one-directional, off by default, and fully under your control.
A calm dark interface that follows your system theme: kilocalories and grams, laid out to read at a glance.



The same numbers where you actually need them: on your home screen, and in someone else's kitchen.

A launcher widget draws the calorie ring on your home screen, and once it is wide enough, the four macro bars with it. It rolls over to a fresh day at midnight on its own, survives a reboot, follows the app's language, and opens today's diary when you tap it.

Share a home-cooked dish as a QR code and let the other person scan it. They see exactly what they are getting, the name, ingredients, cooked weight and totals, before anything is saved. No internet, no account, no pairing, and the recipe never passes through a server.
Calority has no account and no server. Your diary lives in a local database on your device. Two things (and only two) ever leave it, both optional and both under your control.
Calority is made by an independent developer. Email is the best way to report a bug, request a feature, or ask a question. Every message is read. You can also leave a review on Google Play or reach us through the store.