Food catalogs for where you live
India, Germany, the US and Spain each get their own catalog of real local dishes — and the diet tips follow the catalog. Someone in Germany gets Quark and Buttermilch, not a translated Indian menu.
kClo is a diet, activity and sleep tracker for Android. Set a weight goal; log your meals, water, steps, exercise, weight, sleep, stress and pain. It works out a daily calorie and step target — then keeps re-adjusting it as you log, and nudges it with the weather where you actually are.
Android · Not published yet — the Google Play listing is on its way.
* Free means free of money, on every tier. Paid plans include the report outright; on the free tier you unlock each cycle with app tokens you earn by logging and by watching rewarded ads. There is no purchase, and no card, at any point.
Most trackers hand you one number and leave it there. kClo reads local conditions and nudges the day's calorie and step targets to match — because a cold, wet Tuesday is not the same day as a mild one, and pretending otherwise is how goals get abandoned.
Weather can trim the day's calorie target, never inflate it — and it is floored at 1,300 kcal, whatever the conditions say.
The base step goal rises as you move through diet stages, then weather nudges it down — floored at 4,000 and rounded to the nearest 500, so it stays a number you can actually hold in your head.
Targets are recomputed from your weight goal, your logged history and the day you are actually in — not set once at sign-up and then forgotten.
Not a chatbot bolted onto a tracker. Every question goes out with a live snapshot of your day — calories left, macros, hydration, streak — so the answer is about the day you are actually having, not general advice you could have searched for.
“How many calories do I have left?” is answered from your real numbers. It can log what you tell it, too.
Point the camera at a plate for a calorie and macro estimate you can log straight from the reply. It asks what the dish is rather than guessing.
A read of your last four weeks — what moved, what stalled, what to change — written in your own language. Free* on every tier.
Turn a photo of yourself into the avatar that fronts the app, generated on device from a 3D model rather than picked from a preset sheet.
Illustrative. The assistant answers from your own logged numbers, and the suggestion follows your country’s catalog.
One photo becomes a 3D model, rendered on the device into the avatar that fronts the app. Not an emoji off a preset sheet — you, in whatever you were wearing. Both of these were made in kClo, and you will find them fronting the screens above.
Hybrid & VIPReal local food, an assistant that reads your day, and everything core working without an account or a connection.
India, Germany, the US and Spain each get their own catalog of real local dishes — and the diet tips follow the catalog. Someone in Germany gets Quark and Buttermilch, not a translated Indian menu.
Logging, targets, streaks and charts all run on the device. Signing in only adds cloud backup, the AI assistant, coins and referrals — the tracking itself never asks for an account.
Bedtime consistency, sleep deficit, pain frequency, and how last night tracked against the next day — each shown only once there is enough logged history for it to mean something.
Hybrid & VIPA month-at-a-glance streak calendar, a fasting timer on the home carousel, and barcode scanning for packaged food — plus a weekly recap card you can share.
English, Deutsch and Español across every tab, panel and reminder — day labels, the sleep-insight sentences and the share cards included, not just the buttons.
Translucent cards over soft colour, an accent per tab, and rings that tell you where the day stands at a glance. Dark is the default, and every screen has a light face too — both are below, tab by tab.
Real captures from a real account, not mock-ups.
Everything core — logging, targets, streaks, charts, offline use — is on the free tier. The paid tiers cut ads and unlock the deeper breakdowns.
The whole core app, supported by ads.
Reduced ad frequency — not ad-free.
The only tier with no ads in any placement.
Three or five seats, including whoever pays.
Prices are set per country and shown inside the app in your own currency, so what you see is what Google Play charges.
No account, no connection, no card. Install it, set a weight goal, and log one day — that is enough for kClo to start adjusting your targets.
Coming to Google PlayAndroid · Not published yet — the listing is on its way.
kClo is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat or prevent anything. Its calorie and step targets are estimates calculated from the numbers you enter, intended for general wellbeing only. Talk to a doctor or a qualified dietitian before changing your diet or activity — particularly if you are pregnant, under 18, recovering from an eating disorder, or managing a health condition.