One plan. Fourteen days to decide.
Most calorie counters ask you to search, weigh and type. CaloriSpy starts from what you already bought in Danish shops, then asks a short nightly check-in.
A calorie counter usually turns food into a daily number. The diary version fails for the same reason every time. You forget lunch. You guess a sauce. You stop on Thursday. The number was never the hard part. Keeping a diary was.
Connect a Danish shop. Purchases land in a Food Bank. At night you tap what you actually ate. Restaurant orders we are sure about can log themselves. The whole evening pass is about fifteen seconds. No streak to repair if you miss a day.
It is not a water tracker, a fasting timer, or a meal-plan magazine. It does not claim to support shops we have not connected. The calculators on this site are starting points. The app is for the food that already went through the till.
The tools on this site are free. So is the app, for as long as you log by hand: search or scan, pick a portion, save. The subscription is what connects your shops so the food arrives on its own, and it starts with fourteen days free and no card.
That is the point. Shops fill the Food Bank. You confirm. High-confidence restaurant orders can skip the confirm step.
Coop, Salling, Wolt, Nemlig, Circle K, and Kanpla for workplace canteens. Email forwarding exists as a fallback, not as the main path.
Stop looking this up. Connect the shop.
Start 14 days freeNo card. Magic-link sign-in. Trial ends unless you subscribe.
Estimates and catalog figures are educational. They are not medical advice. Check the pack when a branded product matters.