calog.cc

Most calorie trackers handle "grilled chicken breast" fine. But type "2 rotis with chicken karahi" and they crumble. There's no barcode for your mom's daal. No nutrition database knows your aunt's pulao. calog.cc fixes that.

It's a chat-based calorie tracker built specifically for desi food. Type "3 eggs, 2 roti, chai" or snap a photo of your plate. The AI—Gemini—parses it instantly and spits out kcal, protein, carbs, fat. No dropdowns. No portion sliders. Just type what you ate, like you're texting a friend. It handles roti, qeema, paratha, biryani, chai, mithai, literally everything your desi household makes. They've got 92% parsing confidence which is actually wild given how complex desi food is—multiple components, unclear portions, ghee that nobody measures.

Currently showing 61 users tracking free forever—no credit card required—with a 12-day streak active. Today's logged: 1,840 kcal and 98g protein. Beyond basic logging, it does photo estimation from your plate, pulls workout data from Apple Watch screenshots, calculates body fat percentage using the Navy Method, and supports intermittent Fasting protocols (16:8, OMAD, the whole thing). It's a PWA so no download, no App Store, just open calog.cc and add to home screen.

Here's why this matters: every big fitness app is built for Whole Foods and chain restaurants. Nobody built for desi food until now. And the market is 1.4 billion people in India alone, plus the massive diaspora in the US, UK, Gulf. Someone finally did.