Food diary
Log meals, foods, grams and portion sizes and get a clear summary of your day.
Android · offline · no account
A local-first calorie diary for Android with detailed nutrition insights, barcode scanning, custom recipes and extensive local food data.
Made for everyday use
Kalorikoll brings together your daily view, goals, custom foods, recipes, history and exports in an app that works even when you are offline.
Log meals, foods, grams and portion sizes and get a clear summary of your day.
Track calories, macronutrients, fibre, sugars, saturated fat, salt, vitamins and minerals.
View the same nutrition summary as an average over 7, 30 or 90 days, one year or all recorded time.
See charts for calories, macronutrients, other nutrients and weight, plus the top sources of each vitamin and mineral.
Scan barcodes with your camera to quickly find and add packaged products.
Search bundled Nordic and UK food databases. If an item is missing, you can choose to search Open Food Facts online.
Create your own foods and recipes with calculated nutrition per 100 g and per serving.
Export a ZIP file with CSV files and a JSON backup, then import it again whenever you choose.
Use the app in Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic or English.
Local-first
Kalorikoll requires no account and has no server of its own. Your food diary, profile, goals, weight logs, favourites, custom foods and recipes are stored locally. Online search is only used when you choose to search Open Food Facts.
Read the full privacy policyData and sources
The Swedish Food Agency, Matvaretabellen (Norway), Fineli (Finland), FCDB (Denmark) and CoFID (UK) are bundled with the app.
A local subset contains products sold in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland and the UK. More products can be found through optional online search.
Search by text or scan a barcode with your camera. Open Food Facts online search is only used when you choose it.
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FAQ
No. Kalorikoll is designed to work without an account.
Yes. The app includes locally bundled food data and stores your data locally.
No, not to any server of our own. Open Food Facts is only used when you choose online search.
Yes. The export creates a ZIP file with CSV files and a JSON backup.
From the Swedish Food Agency, Matvaretabellen, Fineli, FCDB, CoFID and Open Food Facts.
No. Kalorikoll is a tool for personal tracking.
Now on Google Play
Kalorikoll is now available for Android on Google Play. Start your food diary right away – with no account and your data stored locally.