Now on iOS & Android
Four ways to log a meal. Pick whichever one is fastest right now — and one ring tells you what's left of the day.
iPhone and Android. English and Spanish.
The day view
Your calorie goal, what you've eaten, and what you've burned, in a single figure you can read at arm's length. Protein, carbs and fats each get their own bar underneath.
There is no brand colour in Kaunto. Chrome is black, white and grey throughout, and colour appears in exactly two places — the ring and the macro bars — so the numbers are the only thing shouting.
Macro loadout
Logging
Search a food database, scan a barcode, photograph the plate, or pull in a recipe you already saved. When one route comes up short, the next one is a tap away — so a missing barcode never becomes a missing entry.
Recipes
Import a recipe from a link and fix what the parser got wrong. Set the cooked weight, and a portion's macros are finally right — the step most trackers skip and the one that makes the numbers wrong.
Health
Connect Apple Health or Health Connect and your steps, workouts and energy burned arrive on their own. It's optional, you can revoke it in your device settings, and Kaunto works without it.
Insights
Seven card types, each one switchable, reorderable and set to the range you care about. Then a calendar that shows every day you logged and every day you hit your goal.
Streaks
A streak counts the days you actually logged. Miss one and a freeze covers you — earned by keeping it up, not by paying attention at the right moment.
Privacy
Kaunto's backend runs in Belgium. Meal photos are analysed in memory and never written to disk or storage on our side.
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The backend runs in Belgium.
Never for ads
Health data is never used for marketing or sold to data brokers.
Real deletion
Delete your account and your data goes with it.
What that doesn't mean: photo scan sends the image to a processor in the United States, and food searches reach USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts. Nothing here is end-to-end encrypted. The privacy policy says exactly what goes where.
Craft
Every screen is drawn twice, in light and dark, and neither is an afterthought. This page follows the same rule — it is already showing you whichever one your system asked for.
Questions
Kaunto is a macro tracker for iOS and Android. You set a calorie and macro goal once, then log what you eat — by searching a food database, scanning a barcode, photographing a meal, or picking a saved recipe — and the day’s ring tells you how much room is left.
From the App Store on iPhone and iPad, or Google Play on Android. Both links are on this page, and /download sends you straight to the right one.
The current price is shown on the App Store and Google Play listings before you install anything. Kaunto does not charge you inside the app without saying so first.
Yes. Entries save on the device and are marked pending while you are offline, with a banner to tell you so, then sync when the connection returns.
Kaunto’s backend runs in Belgium (europe-west1). Meal photos are analysed in memory and are never written to disk or storage on our side. Photo analysis itself is performed by a processor in the United States — the full picture is in the privacy policy.
With your permission it reads steps, active and total energy burned, exercise time, distance, weight, height, workouts and heart rate, and writes back the workouts you log in Kaunto. Nothing else is written. The integration is optional, you can revoke it in your device settings at any time, and the app works without it.
English and Spanish, switchable in the app, with every screen translated.
Yes, 16.
No. It sets no diet, recommends no meals, and never comments on your food choices. It counts, and it shows you the count.
Set your macros once. The ring does the rest.
Scan to get it on your phone