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Cooshee Calorie Tracker

Track calories and macros on your terms. No account, no ads, no data leaving your phone.

The promise, in plain terms

Most trackers want your email, your habits and your attention. Cooshee wants none of them.

  • No ads: nothing is sold to you, and nothing is sold about you.
  • No in-app purchases: the whole app is the app.
  • No device permissions: no camera, no location, no contacts, no gallery access.
  • No internet permission: there is no server, so there is nothing to leak.
  • No consent walls: no list of hundreds of "legitimate interest" partners.

Your food log lives in a private database on your phone. Nobody can see it, including us.

Cooshee Calorie Tracker: day view showing calorie total and food entries

Your day, at a glance

What it does

Log a food once, use it forever

Save a food with its calories per 100 g, per unit, per slice: whatever suits it. Log any amount afterwards and the arithmetic is done for you.

Cooshee Calorie Tracker: search bar showing food suggestions as you type

Search once, log in seconds

Your history stays honest

Correct a food's calories today and yesterday's totals do not move. Every entry keeps the figures it had when you saved it. What you logged is what happened; later corrections apply going forward.

Delete a food you have used for months and Cooshee archives it instead: it leaves your search, but your past entries keep it.

Cooshee Calorie Tracker: food detail screen showing calories, protein, photos and log history

Everything about a food, on one screen

Protein, if you want it

Off by default. Turn it on and your day gains a protein total alongside calories. Turn it off later and nothing is lost: the figures keep being recorded, just not shown.

See the month at a glance

A round dot for calories, a square for protein. Colour says how the day went; a hollow mark means the day contains a guess rather than a measurement.

Where there is nothing fair to say, it says nothing. Today is never judged: it is still in progress. Protein is left blank on any day where some foods have no figure, because a green dot would flatter you and a red one would be unfair.

Cooshee Calorie Tracker: monthly calendar with coloured dots and a legend explaining each mark

A month, honestly summarised

Track what matters to you

Not every measure that matters is a calorie. Cooshee lets you create your own tracked measures: weight, waist, blood pressure, sleep hours, or anything else relevant to your goals.

For each measure you decide what to track, how often to log it, the unit of measurement, and the target you are working towards. Cooshee then charts your entries alongside the target line, so you can see at a glance how you are progressing and how close you are getting.

Cooshee Calorie Tracker: weekly averages view showing summary figures across the week

Weekly averages at a glance

Cooshee Calorie Tracker: progress chart showing logged entries plotted against a personal target line

Your target, charted against your progress

Compare before you buy

A screen for the supermarket, not the kitchen. Search your foods and rank them by protein per 100 kcal: the one figure that means the same thing whatever the unit.

Results are grouped by unit, because per-100 g and per-item figures are not comparable, and treating them as though they were would mislead you in front of the shelf.

Cooshee Calorie Tracker: shopping screen ranking foods by protein density per 100 kcal

Compare before you buy

Photos of the packet and the label

Two pictures per food: one to recognise it, one of the nutrition table. Pinch to zoom the label while you are standing in the aisle.

Photos come from Android's system picker or a file browser: Cooshee never gets access to your photo library, only the single image you choose.

Cooshee Calorie Tracker: nutrition label displayed full screen, zoomed in on the figures

Read the label without the packet

Maths where you need it

Packet says per 100 g, but you store that food per unit? Tap the calculator in any figure and convert it in one step.

Cooshee Calorie Tracker: unit converter showing a per-100g figure converted to per-item

The packet says 100 g. You eat one.

Reminders that do not nag

"Take 5 g creatine." It appears on the days it applies to, inside the app, and you tick it off. Cooshee never sends a notification. A calm app does not interrupt.

Exercise

Record the work, not a fantasy

Log each exercise you did: what it was, how long, how many calories, and the numbers that show progress: weight, reps, sets, distance, and the setting on the machine.

Build routines once, "Push day" for instance, and assign them to the days you train. The day's plan is waiting when you get there.

Cooshee Calorie Tracker: exercise log showing sets, reps, weight and session duration

Record the work

What it deliberately does not do

Trust is easier to earn by being straight about the gaps:

  • No syncing between devices. One phone at a time. That is what allows no account and no server.
  • No barcode scanning. That needs a product database and an internet connection.
  • No calorie database. You enter each food once; it is remembered after that.
  • No reminders on your lock screen. By design.

One thing to do after installing

Cooshee is carried by Android's automatic backup, but only if Google backup is switched on for your phone. Without it, changing or losing your phone loses your log. To check: Settings → Google → Backup.

Get it

Free to download. No account required. Your data stays on your phone.

Download on Google Play

Coming to Google Play soon. The link above will be live once the app is published.

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Cooshee Healthy Mastery Toolkit

We have also created a healthy toolkit with a series of 7 short, to-the-point documents for you (see below). They are free to download and grounded in the same first-principles thinking the app is built on.

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About donations and your data

We use Revolut so your donation flows through their secure, regulated payment infrastructure, not ours. That gives you the peace of mind of a major payment provider's data protection and standard transaction protection.

What Cooshee can see

  • Your name
  • Your email address
  • The amount you donated

What only Revolut sees

  • Card number and card details
  • Mobile number
  • Billing postal code
  • Any other payment information