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Describe the meal
Tap the microphone and say what you ate in your own words, including an amount or extra you want in the diary.
Voice meal logging
Voice calorie tracking starts with one sentence
Say what was in the meal, see your words on screen, and continue to an estimate you can edit. The same flow works in English, Hebrew, Arabic, Spanish, and Chinese.
Speak, edit, and add it to the diary
Speaking replaces a long search or typing session, while the transcript stays open for changes before analysis.
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Shape the text
The transcript appears in the meal field. Change a food name, number, or unit, and add anything you remembered.
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See the result
CaloTec-AI returns the foods and nutrition values. Edit where needed, save, and watch the daily summary update.
Speak in the language that feels natural
Log a meal by voice or text in English, Hebrew, Arabic, Spanish, or Chinese. The transcript appears in the same editable field before analysis.
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Speak the way you would tell someone what you ate
Say, “I had two eggs on toast with half an avocado.” One sentence carries the dish, amount, and extras into the same description, without looking up each ingredient separately.
One sentence opens a wider nutrition view
The analysis returns calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat, vitamins, and minerals. After editing and saving, they all join the daily summary.
See what nutrition tracking includesVoice or text — whichever fits the moment
Speak when you finish eating, and type when the room is noisy or a longer recipe is easier to write. Both routes lead to the same estimate and diary.
Voice calorie-tracking questions
What can I say in a meal description?
Include the dish, amount, and extras in one sentence, such as “a bowl of rice with chicken, vegetables, and a tablespoon of tahini.”
Can I fix a transcript that heard me incorrectly?
Yes. Edit the text before analysis and add a missing amount or ingredient.
Can I switch between voice and typing?
Yes. Both methods use the same field and continue to the same nutrition analysis.
Which languages are supported?
English, Hebrew, Arabic, Spanish, and Chinese in the Android app.
Finished eating? Tell the app what was in the meal
One sentence starts the entry, and the diary updates after you save.