Calorigram is a calorie counter and food tracker that helps users build healthier eating habits through simple tracking and personalized nutrition guidance.

Problem

Most calorie tracking apps feel complicated and repetitive, making it hard for users to stay consistent with healthy eating.

Solution

Calorigram simplifies nutrition tracking with personalized plans, macro tracking, and an intuitive experience that helps users stay on track every day.

Competitor analysis

The insights helped identify opportunities to create a simpler, more motivating, and visually approachable experience for Calorigram.

Radar chart comparing competitor apps

Onboarding

Creating a profile at launch takes too much time.

Other features

Flashy AI food search tools, but their results are inaccurate.

Price

Big gaps between pricing plans.

General look

Many apps suffer from cluttered screens lacking hierarchy.

Tailoring

Heavy focus on weight loss can alienate other users.

Database

User-created food items reduce database accuracy.

Qualitative Research

I conducted 1:1 user interviews to understand users’ needs, motivations, and pain points, helping inform design decisions.

Awareness

“I didn’t realize how many calories I was eating until I started tracking. Seeing everything clearly really helps.”

Selma A.

24 · Consultant

Meal Ideas

“I always run out of ideas for healthy meals. Personalized suggestions would make eating better much easier.”

Johanes H.

28 · Marketer

Habits

“I don’t want a strict diet. I just want to build healthier habits that I can actually maintain.”

Alice L.

26 · Office worker

Progress

“I want to actually see progress — calories, macros, streaks, and habits that keep me motivated.”

Dann P.

35 · Photographer

Goals

“I want to lose weight without feeling overwhelmed by numbers, restrictions, or complicated plans.”

Janice N.

31 · Marketing manager

Motivation

“I try to eat healthier every Monday, but calorie tracking always becomes too complicated after a few days.”

Sarah D.

29 · Nurse

Information architecture

An intuitive layout that makes key features easy to find and use.

Calorigram information architecture diagram

Visual Design

The visual design focuses on a clean, modern interface that makes calorie tracking feel simple, approachable, and easy to stay consistent with.

Typography

Montserrat

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Colors

Yellow looked appealing, but since warm colors like yellow and red are often associated with fast food, green was chosen instead. It feels healthier, more neutral, and reinforces positive lifestyle choices.

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Motion

High Fidelity

High-fidelity designs were created to visualize the final look and feel of the app before development.

Calorigram high-fidelity screens