Streak
128
days
Logged every single one
Calorie tracker · iPhone
Track calories, weight and macros in a daily log you will actually keep — then share progress stickers to Instagram, Snap and TikTok.

Built for habits
Logging
Search, recents, barcode, or a quick manual entry. The day's ring fills as you go, so you always know where you stand without opening a report.

Macros
Calories, protein, carbs, fat and weigh-ins in a single calm panel. Trends over drama.
Share
Export Stories-ready stickers for Instagram, Snap and TikTok when a streak deserves a moment.
Pricing
A quiet free tier for real logging. Premium unlocks depth — not the right to use the app.
How it works
Tell Corvex your goal in about a minute.
Log meals from search, recents, a barcode, or a quick manual entry.
Watch the day fill in — and share a sticker when a streak lands.
Real screens
Every image on this site is a capture from the app on a real device. What you see is what installs.

Today · nutrition

Stats · 7 days

Weight · goal
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Five sticker sets, cut from the same instrument as the app. Export to Stories at 1080 × 1350 — no watermark, no store badge stamped across your progress.
Streak
128
days
Logged every single one
Nutrition
1,708
kcal
Average daily intake
Progress
−4.3
kg
Since January
Workout
42
sessions
This quarter
Overall
92
score
Consistency rating
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