CaloriSpy
Stop keeping a food diary.
Spy on what you already bought.
Connect your Danish shops. Tap what you ate tonight. About fifteen seconds. No blank page. No streak guilt.
Magic-link sign-in · Web app · Coop, Netto+, Salling, Wolt, Nemlig, Circle K
You don’t fail at calorie tracking. The diary fails you.
Every other app hands you a blank search box and calls it “simple.” Remember every bite. Type every meal. Quit by Wednesday. Blame yourself.
CaloriSpy flips the order. Purchases arrive first. You only confirm what left the bag.
| Diary apps | CaloriSpy |
|---|---|
| Blank diary | Food Bank from real shops |
| Search every meal | Tap what left the bag |
| Willpower streaks | ~15-second nightly debrief |
| Guessing calories | Intel from what you bought |
One loop. Built for people who hate logging.
No coaching theatre. No macro sermon. Just intel from checkout → a tap at night.
Connect the shops you already use
Coop. Netto+. Salling. Wolt. Nemlig. Circle K. One magic link. Purchases start filling your Food Bank — no barcode theatre, no blank search box.
Your kitchen fills itself
Groceries wait as inventory you can tap. High-confidence takeout can hit today on its own. The hard work already happened at checkout.
Fifteen seconds at night
Open Check-in. Tap what you ate. Save. Back to your evening. That is the whole ritual.
Takes a magic link. Not a personality quiz.
Built for Danish checkout — not an American food database.
These aren’t logos for decoration. They’re how calories get into CaloriSpy without you typing dinner like a tax form.
- Coop
- Netto+
- Salling
- Wolt
- Nemlig
- Circle K
Willpower is a terrible calorie strategy.
If you could remember every meal forever, you’d already have a diary that works. You don’t. Neither does anyone else who shops Netto at 18:40 and orders Wolt at 21:10.
CaloriSpy doesn’t need your perfect memory. It needs your shops connected.
Objections. Handled.
Straight answers. No wellness fog.
Is this another food diary?
No. Diaries ask you to invent every meal. CaloriSpy starts from purchases — connect your shops, fill a Food Bank, tap what you ate. You confirm. You don’t author a novel.
Do I still have to type everything?
No. Integrations do the stocking. Check-in is a checklist of what you bought, not a search marathon.
Which shops work?
Coop, Netto+, Salling, Wolt, Nemlig, and Circle K. Connect them in Settings. That’s how most food arrives. A private email inbox exists as a fallback for stray receipts — not as the main path.
What’s the Food Bank?
Your kitchen inventory of purchased items. Groceries wait until you say you ate them. Restaurant orders with high confidence can auto-log to today.
How long does check-in take?
About fifteen seconds when the bank has food waiting. Open, tap, save.
How do I start?
Open the web app, sign in with a magic link, connect a shop. No password ritual.
Your next shop should fill your Food Bank — not your guilt.
Connect a store. Tap tonight. Skip the diary forever.
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