Snap a photo of your meal — Bocco gives you calories and macros in seconds. No weighing, no typing
You've tried tracking before — weighing everything, typing in every ingredient
It works… until it doesn't. Most people quit in the first week or two.
Not because you stopped caring — logging by hand is just too much work. And if you're not tracking, you're not losing weight.
Simple enough to keep — and keeping it is what gets results.
Calories and macros from a photo in seconds — saves about 30 minutes a day.
No weighing, no fiddly logging. Sticking with it is what actually gets results.
Your go-to meals come back in one tap — no re-scanning the same lunch.
Calorie budget and weight trend, clean and simple — so you always know where you stand.
Four taps stand between you and consistency
A photo, a recipe, or just the dish name. Bocco reads the plate and gives you calories and macros in seconds.
Bigger portion? Say it in plain words. The numbers recalculate instantly — and Bocco saves the meal for next time.
Saved meals and favorites are always one tap away. Same lunch as yesterday? Done before you've put the fork down.
Your daily calorie budget and your weight trend, week by week — the whole picture, kind and clear.
Log it any way you like
The things people ask before their first scan
Snap your meal and Bocco's AI recognizes the dishes and portion sizes, then gives you calories, protein, carbs and fat in seconds. You can also log with a short text description, a nutrition-label scan, or a food-database search.
Bocco starts with a free week — full access, nothing locked. After that it's $9.99/month or $39.99/year (prices can vary by region). Cancel anytime in your App Store settings.
Honestly: photo estimates are close, not gram-perfect — that's true of every AI calorie counter. What gets results is tracking consistently, and where Bocco differs is corrections: tell it "that was 300 g, and it was fried" and it recalculates the numbers — it doesn't just relabel the dish.
No. Bocco estimates portions from the photo. If a portion looks off, fix it in one sentence or tweak the grams — the totals update instantly.
With proven nutrition-science formulas based on your body, goal and pace — never AI guesswork. Your target and macros are computed with the same methods dietitians use, and they update as your weight changes.
Bocco is an iPhone app, available on the App Store in English and Italian (the app itself also speaks Russian). Android isn't available yet.
New to calorie counting? Start with our beginner's guide on how to count calories.
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