Frequently Asked Questions

Pacali is a calorie tracker and nutrition app that uses AI to log your meals instantly. Snap a photo of your food, scan a barcode, or type what you ate — Pacali calculates the calories, protein, carbs, fat, and more in seconds.

Yes. Pacali is designed to make calorie tracking fast, accurate, and sustainable. The AI food scanner removes the need to manually search a database — just point your phone at your meal and you’re done.

Pacali helps you understand what you’re eating so you can make better choices. By tracking your daily calorie intake, macros, and progress over time, many users find it easier to stay consistent with their nutrition and reach their goals.

Yes. Pacali tracks calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat, sugar, and fiber for every meal. You can set custom daily macro targets and see a full breakdown of your nutrition each day.

Pacali is a modern alternative for users who want a simpler, faster experience. It focuses on AI-powered food recognition so you spend less time searching and more time living. It’s a good fit if you find other apps too complex or slow.

Yes. Pacali uses third-party computer vision models to identify food from photos and estimate its nutrition, and an AI chat coach for nutrition and training questions. AI output is labelled as such in the app. Results are estimates, not measurements, so every one stays editable — and Pacali is a wellness tracker, not a medical device.

Yes. Pacali is free to download and the free plan covers manual calorie and macro logging, your daily dashboard, a 7-day analytics history, the fasting timer, and habit tracking — no credit card required. AI food scanning, barcode scanning, and the AI nutrition chat are Premium features, and new users get a 3-day free Premium trial.

Premium is $6.99 / €6.99 per week or $69.99 / €69.99 per year, which works out to about $5.83 per month and saves more than 80% versus paying weekly. You can cancel any time from your App Store or Google Play subscription settings.

Basic food logging and barcode scanning works offline using a local food database. AI photo recognition requires an internet connection to process images.

Beyond calorie tracking, Pacali includes a sleep tracker, habit tracker, fasting timer, mood tracker, exercise log, focus timer, journal, and vitamin reminders. It’s an all-in-one health companion.

Yes. Pacali integrates with Apple Health on iOS and Google Fit on Android to sync your nutrition and activity data seamlessly.

The AI identifies the foods on your plate and estimates portion sizes from the photo, then returns a full macro breakdown. Estimates are approximate by nature — as with any calorie tracker — so every result stays editable: adjust the portion or swap an item in one tap and Pacali recalculates instantly.