cCalorieScan.

For Vegans

Track plants without losing your mind to manual entry.

Vegan tracking has two failure modes: missing micronutrients (B12, iron, omega-3, iodine) and under-eating protein. CalorieScan AI's vegan mode targets both without turning your phone into a guilt machine.

The pain

Why standard trackers fall short here.

  • Most apps assume protein comes in 4-oz portions of chicken.
  • B12, iron and omega-3 deficiencies are easy to miss without per-week tracking.
  • Calorie density of plants is inconsistent — same volume, different calories.
  • Restaurant tracking is hard when the menu doesn't list ingredients.

What we do

How CalorieScan AI is built for this.

Vegan diet preference

Sets B12, iron, omega-3, calcium and iodine as tracked micros and surfaces them in the weekly review.

Plant-protein source recognition

Tofu, tempeh, seitan, beans, lentils, edamame, hemp, pea, soy curls — all in the core database.

Restaurant photo logging

Snap the plate; describe the dressing in plain English. Works for plates the menu doesn't describe.

Per-meal protein floor

Set a per-meal protein minimum (e.g., 25g) and the app flags meals that fall below.

When we're not the right fit

Honest alternatives.

  • Cronometer

    Industry-best micronutrient tracking — the right call for serious vegans monitoring deficiency risk.

Frequently asked

  • Does CalorieScan AI track B12?

    Yes, in vegan mode B12 is surfaced in the weekly review with a recommended daily target (typically 2.4 mcg/day for adults, higher for older users).

  • How does it handle protein blending across plants?

    We treat protein as a single number rather than tracking individual amino acids. For most vegans this is sufficient. If you're a competitive vegan athlete, Cronometer's amino-acid breakdown is the better tool.

Built for vegans.

Free on iOS. No credit card required.

Download for iPhone