The day’s remaining calories and macros, above the meals logged so far

Kalo

CLIENT

Kalo

YEAR

2026

INDUSTRY

Health & fitness

SERVICES

Product & SaaS

Key Highlights

Every good tracker is built in English first

Cal AI, MyFitnessPal and the rest are built in English and localised later, if at all. Nobody had made a version native to Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian or Montenegrin, despite people searching for exactly that. And manual logging does not survive a real meal: nobody looks up gram weights for a bowl of grah, so they quit within days.

A photo instead of a food database

You photograph the plate and get a structured breakdown back in your own language in seconds, editable before it logs. The prompt is tuned for the food people here actually eat rather than an American database that has never heard of burek or ćevapi, and the model key never touches the phone.

The camera ready to read a plate, labelled Skeniraj hranu in the local language
Kalo open beside a spread of food, mid-meal
A logged meal broken into calories, protein, carbs, fat, fibre, sugar and sodium, with a health score

Snap a photo, know exactly what you ate

Kalo is a photo-based calorie and macro tracker for the Balkans. Point the camera at your food, it reads the plate into calories and macros, you correct anything wrong, and it logs to your daily total. A native iOS app, fully in the local language, with no English fallback anywhere in the interface.

How a meal gets logged

The path a person actually takes through it, start to finish.

  1. Onboarding sets your daily target from your own numbers

  2. Photograph the meal, or pick one from your gallery

  3. It reads the plate into an editable calorie and macro breakdown

  4. Fix anything it got wrong, then log it

  5. Your totals and streak update on the dashboard

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