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CaloLift
Track what you eat and what you lift, in one app
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Track what you eat and what you lift, in one app
3 followers
CaloLift puts your food and your training in one app. Log a meal by photo, voice, barcode or text: AI estimates the foods and macros, and you check them before saving. Log every set and rep with your last session shown as you lift, plus routines, rest timers and PRs. See calories, protein and training side by side, ask the AI coach about your own logs, and get meal ideas that fit what you have left. Free on iPhone and Android, with an optional Pro plan.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Abdelaali, and I built CaloLift on my own.
I built it for myself first. I wanted one simple app for what I eat and how I train, and I couldn't find it: every app I tried did one half well, food or workouts, and none put both in one place without getting complicated. So I built the app I wanted to use every day. Then I kept adding the small things that made my own training easier: my last session right there while I lift, logging a meal from a photo when I don't have time to type, and a coach that answers from my own data.
What it does:
Log a meal by photo, voice, barcode or text. The AI gives an estimate and you check it before it saves, because a photo estimate can be off and you should always see the numbers.
Log every set, rep and weight, with your last session right there while you lift. Routines, templates, rest timers and personal records are built in.
See calories, macros and training on the same screen, so you can tell whether you're eating enough for how you train.
Ask the AI coach about your own logs ("how was my protein this week?"), and let the AI chef suggest meals that fit what you have left today.
Who it's for: people who lift and want their food and training in one place instead of two apps.
It's free on iPhone and Android, with an optional Pro plan for the AI features. There are also free calculators on calolift.com (protein, TDEE, macros, one rep max) that need no sign-up.
One question for you: what's the one thing that made you stop using a calorie or workout tracker? I'm reading every comment today and would love honest feedback.