Mael Halna

CaloBurner - Lose weight with AI meal scanning, macros, and step tracking

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Built after losing 12kg in 2.5 months while traveling Southeast Asia. CaloBurner calculates your personal calorie deficit using TDEE science, then makes hitting it effortless. Snap a photo of any meal and get calories and macros in 3 seconds. The built-in step counter ties your activity directly to your daily targets. No 1,200-calorie starvation plans. Just a small, consistent deficit backed by the Mifflin-St Jeor formula, with safety guardrails that prevent unhealthy targets.

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Mael Halna
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I built CaloBurner because I was overweight and traveling through Southeast Asia. Existing calorie trackers were either too slow (searching databases for "pad thai with extra egg") or too simplistic (ignoring activity entirely). So I built what I needed: snap a photo, get your calories and macros in 3 seconds, and have a built-in step counter that actually factors into your daily targets. The approach is simple. Your body burns a calculable number of calories per day (TDEE). Eat slightly less than that, consistently, and you lose fat. CaloBurner does the math using the Mifflin-St Jeor formula, sets safe targets, and tracks everything in one place. I went from 28% to 15% body fat in 2.5 months using this exact system. No gym membership, no keto, no intermittent fasting. Just a calorie deficit and daily walks. Key things that make CaloBurner different: - AI photo scanning that works on restaurant meals, street food, and home cooking - Built-in step counter (most calorie apps ignore activity completely) - Macro tracking with protein targets set at 2g/kg to preserve muscle during a deficit - Safety guardrails that prevent targets below healthy minimums Free tier includes manual logging, step tracking, and personalized targets. Premium ($49.99/yr or 9.99$/mo) adds AI scanning, coaching, and progress graphs with a 7-day free trial. Would love to hear your feedback. Happy to answer any questions about the tech, the weight loss science, or the journey.