

Chompass
Free, open-source calorie tracker with no ads, no trackers, or accounts needed, available as Android app and installable browser PWA, supports food logging via photo, voice, barcode, or note, BYOK or on-device AI, Health Connect, and open data exports on both clients.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Online
- Android
Features
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Recent activities
It's a cool app, beautiful design, but it seems to me that it's meant to be used only with AI and AI photo analysis of your meals.
Almost every single input field are wheel pickers. The main meal creator is one as well, and it is hell of annoying. If you try to manually add a meal there will be another wheel picker, and you'll accidentally close the main one while sliding and lose all the inputs :P :) :) :) :)
There's also fewer meal options, searching through open food, usda and the swiss...
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Comments and Reviews
It's a cool app, beautiful design, but it seems to me that it's meant to be used only with AI and AI photo analysis of your meals.
Almost every single input field are wheel pickers. The main meal creator is one as well, and it is hell of annoying. If you try to manually add a meal there will be another wheel picker, and you'll accidentally close the main one while sliding and lose all the inputs :P :) :) :) :)
There's also fewer meal options, searching through open food, usda and the swiss databases, compared to FoodYou or OpenNutriTracker.
Although it is more feature-full than the previous two. It can track your weight, water ingestion, calorie goals (different goals for week or weekends, for example), body measurements, etc.
The annoying part doesn't allow me to enjoy the app yet. (English is my second language, so if there's something incomprehensible please tell me.)