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Media Inquiries Welcome: We're building something interesting in the AI and nutrition space. Journalists and content creators, we'd love to share our story with you.
CalorieTally is an AI-powered nutrition tracking platform that's reimagining how people log and understand their food intake. Instead of forcing users to search through endless food databases, our artificial intelligence analyzes meal descriptions, photos, and voice recordings to provide instant, accurate nutritional information.
Founded in 2025 by chemical engineer and data scientist Luis Alejandro Vargas Ramos, CalorieTally represents a new approach to nutrition technology – one that adapts to how people naturally think about food rather than requiring them to learn complex logging systems.
We're just getting started, but we're building something that we believe will be worth talking about. As our AI technology develops and our user base grows, we expect to have some interesting stories to share with the media.
How artificial intelligence is finally solving the decades-old problem of making nutrition tracking simple and accurate for everyday users.
The founder's journey from pharmaceutical quality control to building AI systems that understand food the way humans do.
Why traditional nutrition apps have failed users and how CalorieTally's approach represents a fundamental shift in food tracking technology.
How voice recognition and computer vision are creating new possibilities for health and wellness applications.
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What sets CalorieTally apart technically:
CalorieTally enters a nutrition tracking market that has remained largely unchanged for over a decade. While millions of people download calorie counting apps, studies show that most users abandon them within weeks due to the complexity and time investment required for accurate logging.
The global health and fitness app market is projected to reach $15.6 billion by 2026, with nutrition tracking representing a significant segment. However, existing solutions still rely on manual database searches and user estimation – methodologies that haven't evolved significantly since the early 2000s.
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We're building something we believe is worth talking about. We'd love to share our story, our technology, and our vision for the future of nutrition tracking with your audience.