Switching from MADLOG?
Calorie.one is an English calorie tracker using USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts. You can describe a meal, such as two slices of toast with peanut butter, or take a photo, then check the recognised foods and quantities before saving. MADLOG focuses on Danish food tracking and advertises search, barcode scanning and health connections. Try your usual meals and device connections before deciding which service fits you.
Free during beta. No credit card required.
Calculate calories in your meal
Choose an example or describe your meal, then calculate.
- Write a sentenceAI breaks your meal into ingredients
- Take a photoRecognises food on your plate
- Enter the numbers yourselfNo AI needed if you know the values
- Edit each lineAdjust every quantity and calorie value
Free to try without an account. Analysis uses USDA matches when available; unmatched foods use labelled estimates. Expand ingredient details to see each source.
How do Calorie.one and MADLOG differ?
MADLOG's official website and pricing page were checked on 15 October 2026. Features and offers can change. Unverified entries do not mean a feature is absent.
| Calorie.one | MADLOG | |
|---|---|---|
| Log a meal description | Yes | Not verified here |
| Log a photo of your plate | AI analysis; review and edit before saving | Not verified here |
| Food search | Yes | Yes |
| Barcode scanner | Yes, using Open Food Facts where a product is available | Yes |
| Saved recipes | Yes | Yes |
| Food data | USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts; labelled sources | Danish supermarket products; includes some DTU data |
| Health and wearable connections | Apple Health and Health Connect where supported, with permission and confirmation | Advertised connections include Apple Health, Health Connect and Garmin |
| Try before signing up | Public analysis demo, subject to usage limits | 7-day trial with an account |
When might MADLOG suit you better?
MADLOG focuses on Danish supermarket products and advertises several wearable connections. Calorie.one offers Apple Health and Health Connect where supported, with user permission and confirmation. If a specific integration matters to you, test what it imports and exports before switching.
Can I bring my MADLOG data with me?
We have not tested a real MADLOG export, so we cannot promise direct compatibility. Calorie.one imports meals from supported CSV and JSON files, with a preview before import. You can export your Calorie.one data as CSV or JSON.
How do I get started?
Try the public analysis demo first. To save meals, create an account using an available sign-in method and set your calorie goal. You can try both services side by side; they are not connected.
Frequently asked questions
Is Calorie.one available in English?
Yes. Calorie.one provides English food tracking with metric defaults and international food sources.
Is Calorie.one affiliated with MADLOG?
No. Calorie.one is not affiliated with MADLOG ApS. MADLOG is its owner's trademark and is mentioned here for comparison only.
How do I cancel MADLOG?
Use MADLOG's official cancellation instructions or the app store where you subscribed. Creating a Calorie.one account does not cancel another subscription.