NOVA classification
The four processing groups researchers use to describe what happened to a food — with the studies behind each one.
Nutrition, uncovered
Track your calories. Understand your food.
A number on a label doesn't tell you what's in your meal. NakedCalorie reads the ingredients and gives you one clear score.
Or use the web app — free to start, no card required.
Built on public data from Open Food Facts·USDA·EFSA·EWG
Calorie counting is half the story. Ingredients are the other half.
200 calories of almonds and 200 calories of soda are not the same food. NakedCalorie keeps the calorie math — and adds the part that's been missing.
How it works
Four steps. Every day. No calorie-math homework.
- 01
Log or scan
Scan a barcode, search, or snap a meal. Ingredients and macros fill in for you.
- 02
See your score
One clear ingredient score — processing, additives, and residue context, explained.
- 03
Get a plan
Turn favourites into a weekly plan with an auto grocery list you can tweak.
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Track progress
Weight, macros, and score trends in one dashboard — patterns, not just totals.
Calories & Macros
Track calories, macros, and progress.
Precise daily nutrition with calorie and macro counts, so you stay on target without spreadsheets.
Today's Calories
507/1200 kcal
1240
Remaining
Protein
68/100g
Carbs
145/250g
Fat
52/67g
Insights
Weekly and monthly patterns, in plain language.
Review your intake trends to make better meal decisions — faster, and without judgement.
Intake Insights
1D1W1YAll
45%Jan
Feb
60%Mar
Apr
May
87%Jun
48%Jul
Log meals, track nutrition, and monitor progress with accurate scanning, insights, and customizable plans to stay on track.
Grain bowl · lunch
380 kcal · P31 C22 F17
Score 82 · Minimal processing
This week
Oat porridge
310Chicken bowl
480Granola bar
210Ready-meal pasta
620Greek yogurt
140The differentiator
One score. Grounded in real nutrition science.
Every food is scored on processing level, additive regulatory context, and residue considerations — translated into something you can act on.
Example ingredient score
Whole-grain sourdough loaf
88
Processing (NOVA)
Group 1 · minimally processed
Additives
None flagged
Ingredient quality
Whole grain, wild yeast
Residue context
Within EU limits
Educational information
We help you make informed choices — we don't diagnose, prescribe, or replace medical advice.
Scoring reflects publicly documented processing classifications and regulatory context. Speak to a qualified professional for personal health decisions.
Knowledge base
Learn what's actually in your food.
A living reference on processing, ingredients, and additives — every article cites primary literature and lines up with the score you see in the app.
Ingredients encyclopedia
Plain-English references for the substances that keep showing up on labels — what they are, what they do, and what the research says.
Additives & sweeteners
Sweeteners, colorants, and preservatives — with the FDA, EFSA, and JECFA context you'd otherwise need to dig for.
Community
Real stories will live here at launch.
We don't invent quotes. These cards will fill with real users when we ship.
What can I eat tonight if I have 620 kcal left?
Try grilled salmon (240g) with roasted vegetables and quinoa — about 590 kcal, high protein, minimally processed.
Swap for something vegetarian?
Lentil & sweet potato bowl, ~575 kcal. Same fibre target, keeps you under budget.
AI coach & planner
A calm second opinion on what to eat next.
Ask questions in plain language. Get suggestions that respect your calorie budget, your preferences, and the ingredient quality of what's actually on your plate.
- Context-aware meal suggestions
- Weekly planner with grocery list
- Never a lecture — always a next step
Wearables & steps
Works with what you already wear.
Sync steps and activity so calories in and calories out balance without extra logging.
Apple Health
Google Fit
More integrations coming with the app launch.
Start eating with your eyes open.
Free to start. iOS, Android, and web. Cancel anytime.