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Calorie Counter & Intake Tool

Track Your Daily Metabolism • Manage Macros • Reach Your Goals

Log Food Intake

Browse Database

Apple
95 kcal
Apricot
17 kcal
Avocado
320 kcal
Banana
121 kcal
Blackberries
62 kcal
Blueberries
84 kcal
Cantaloupe
23 kcal
Cherries
4 kcal
Coconut Grated
283 kcal
Cranberries
46 kcal
Dates
20 kcal
Fig
37 kcal
Grapes
104 kcal
Guava
112 kcal
Jackfruit
143 kcal
Kiwi
112 kcal
Lemon
17 kcal
Lime
20 kcal
Lychees
7 kcal
Mango
201 kcal
Orange
62 kcal
Papaya
215 kcal
Peach
68 kcal
Pear
59 kcal
Pineapple
82 kcal
Plum
30 kcal
Pomegranate
234 kcal
Raspberries
64 kcal
Strawberry
56 kcal
Watermelon
86 kcal
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Daily Log

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Take control of your nutrition with our comprehensive Calorie Counter and Intake Calculator. Whether your goal is to lose weight, build muscle, or maintain your current physique, accurate calorie tracking is the foundation of success. This tool helps you estimate daily needs and track intake from specific foods.

How to Use

  1. Enter your gender, age, height, and weight to determine baseline needs
  2. Select your activity level to adjust for energy expenditure
  3. Search for and add food items to your daily log
  4. View total calories and macronutrient breakdown (Protein, Carbs, Fats)
  5. Compare your intake against your calculated daily limits

Features

  • ✓ Personalized daily calorie target calculation
  • ✓ Large database of common foods and beverages
  • ✓ Macronutrient breakdown (Protein, Carbs, Fat)
  • ✓ Activity level adjustments
  • ✓ Weight loss and weight gain projections
  • ✓ Mobile-friendly for on-the-go tracking

Common Use Cases

  • Planning meals for weight loss (calorie deficit)
  • Tracking nutritional intake for muscle gain (bulking)
  • Monitoring sugar and sodium intake
  • Learning portion control
  • Athletic performance nutrition planning

Tips & Best Practices

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Track everything you eat, including cooking oils and beverages

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Weighing food provides more accuracy than volume measurements

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Aim for a sustainable deficit (300-500 calories) for weight loss

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Prioritize protein intake to preserve muscle while dieting

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Drink plenty of water – thirst is often mistaken for hunger