Cal AI: Calorie Scanner on the big screen.

Most calorie trackers live and die inside a phone. Cal AI: Calorie Scanner pairs the camera-first app with a full web dashboard — because reviewing a month of progress deserves more than six inches of screen.

What the web dashboard shows

• Today, at desk size. Your calorie ring, macro bars, water and steps — the same day the app shows, in the browser you already have open.
• The Week view. Every day side by side: which days landed on target, where the weekend went, what your true weekly average was.
• Trends and weight pace. Longer charts read better on a laptop — weekly averages, weight trend against your goal pace, logging consistency.
• Logging from a keyboard. Add or fix meals from the desk; corrections sync back to the phone instantly.

How web and phone fit together

The apps are for the moment of eating — point the camera, done in ten seconds. The web is for the moment of thinking — reviewing, adjusting your target, spotting the pattern behind a stall (the deficit-not-working checklist is exactly this kind of review). One account keeps both perfectly in sync, and it works the same whether you started on the iPhone or Android app or in the browser first.

Starting from the browser

You don’t need the app installed to begin: create an account on the web, set your calorie target, log your first meals manually. When you install the app later, everything is already there. The web dashboard itself is part of Premium — alongside unlimited AI scans, full history and 90-day trends.