WHOOP connection
Import calories burned through the WHOOP API to enrich daily balance, gaps, and history.
Data by WHOOPiPhone nutrition app + AI
Caltris analyzes your meals from photos, tracks calories, macros, vitamins, and body composition, then connects Apple Health, WHOOP, and Withings so your iPhone nutrition workflow stays practical.
Meal photo analysis on iPhone
Calories, macros, and vitamins tracking
Apple Health, WHOOP, and Withings
Muscle gain, maintenance, or fat loss
Connected integrations
Caltris centralizes Apple Health, WHOOP, and Withings so you can compare calories consumed, calories burned, 7-day trends, and body metrics without juggling multiple nutrition apps.
Import calories burned through the WHOOP API to enrich daily balance, gaps, and history.
Data by WHOOPSync iPhone health data so your nutrition dashboard keeps real-world burn context.
Import body-composition data to track fat mass, lean mass, and weekly progression more clearly.
How it works
The goal is not only to estimate a plate. Caltris turns each photo into action-ready data: calories, macros, vitamins, history, and recommendations adapted to your current nutrition goal.
Capture your plate or use an existing photo. For packaged foods, add a nutrition-label photo for more context.
The AI estimates portions and calculates protein, carbs, fat, fiber, sodium, and daily vitamin coverage.
Your dashboard, 7-day history, daily gaps, and recommendations all update right away.
Use cases
Depending on your goal, you can start with meal photo analysis, calorie tracking on iPhone, muscle gain, macros and vitamins, Apple Health, or body-progress context through Withings.
Core features
A daily view with nutrition rings, vitamin coverage, daily gaps, and a readable summary.
Add a plate, a drink, or a packaged food with an optional label photo for better precision.
The daily review accounts for nutrition goal, observed gaps, and ingredients already available.
Simple markers to spot strong days, low days, and overall weekly consistency.
Calories burned and body composition enrich the workflow without making the app harder to use.
Fat loss, maintenance, recomposition, or muscle gain: the data stays tied to action, not just logging.
iPhone screenshots
These screenshots show the real product experience: calorie tracking, vitamins, history, and detailed meal analysis.
Calories eaten, calories burned, vitamins, daily gaps, and progress cues in one view.
Daily gaps, vitamin summary, and recommendations written against your active goal.
Meal photo, nutrients, vitamins, warnings, and alternatives in a readable photo-first layout.
Daily summaries, calories eaten versus burned, and body-composition trends in one place.
Camera or library, optional nutrition labels, and one-tap analysis from the add-meal flow.
FAQ
Yes. The app turns a photo into calories, macros, vitamins, and an immediately useful daily reading.
Yes. Caltris is built to reduce friction: meal photo, daily summary, 7-day history, and connected health integrations.
Yes. They connect calories burned back to nutrition tracking so daily gaps make more sense.
No. The bigger value is putting body composition back inside the nutrition workflow over time.
Yes. The app helps you verify calorie surplus, protein consistency, and body-composition trends week after week.
Yes. The core remains meal photo analysis, calorie/macro/vitamin tracking, and daily recommendations.
Caltris for real use cases
If you want to compare the app through one specific need, start with photo meal analysis, iPhone calorie tracking, or muscle gain. Those pages describe in more detail how Caltris works day after day.