Intake: Calorie Counter & Log
Intake: Calorie Counter & Log generates an estimated $8–$200/month in revenue from 4–20 downloads/month on the App Store, according to AppCurrents estimates (updated 2026-08-02).
| Est. revenue / month | $8–$200 |
|---|---|
| Est. downloads / month | 4–20 |
| Estimate confidence | medium |
| Pricing | Paid $5.99 |
| Rating | 5.00 ★ (1 ratings) |
| Category | Health & Fitness |
| Released | 20.01.2026 |
| App last updated | 01.08.2026 |
| Platform | iOS |
Modeled monthly estimate · rating velocity · medium confidence
About
Intake is a minimalist calorie tracker for people who simply want to track their food — a fair one-time purchase, no gamification, and no unnecessary nutrition advice. What Intake can do: * Log calories quickly and easily to support healthy weight loss * Daily overview with your goal, consumed calories, and remaining calories * Track meals such as breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks * Intake AI…
Trends & analysis
Chart rank trend
US · overallWhy it's surfacing
Scout 22Ratings & velocity
★ 0 in windowRating distribution
100% positive · 1 ratingsGeographic reach
best rank · 6 storefrontsRevenue & downloads trend
ARPU $4Update history
10 updates tracked- v2.5.03d ago
Thank you for using Intake! New in this version: • Using your own ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini API key? AI estimates now include a full ingredient breakdown — log a meal as one entry, or every ingredient separately with its own weight and calories. • Clearer AI errors: instead of one vague message, Intake tells you whether your key was rejected, your rate limit is reached, or the provider is simply busy — and quotes what the provider said. • Temporary provider hiccups are now retried automatically, and an overloaded Gemini model can be swapped for another one with a single tap in the chat. • Fixed: a long AI answer that ran out of room came back as unreadable instead of suggesting a shorter message. • Recipes can now be logged as one entry or as every ingredient separately — pick before you log, and Intake remembers your choice. • Sort your recipes by name, date added, or calories per portion. • Photographing a packaged product with your own API key no longer leads to a dead end — Intake estimates from what it can read on the label. • Long food and meal names are no longer cut off after a few words. Have fun trying it out!
- v2.4.79d ago
Thank you for using Intake! New in this version: • Intake AI now explains itself: before you commit to anything, a short intro shows how AI pricing works and the choice you have — the Intake AI subscription, your own API key, or no AI at all. • Fair and transparent: the intro shows the subscription price up front, and a new guide explains what an API key is and how to get one. • The choice screen compares both options side by side — pick what suits you, and change your mind anytime in Settings. • Fixed: occasional freezes when opening the food search, saving an entry, or returning to the app. Have fun trying it out!
- v2.4.613d ago
Thank you for using Intake! New in this version: • Activity entry, redesigned: pick your workout from a tidy menu and enter calories calculated from duration — or set them exactly with the new dial. • Favorite your AI meals: save meals from Intake AI and log them again in seconds. • Sort your favorites alphabetically, by date added, or by how often you actually log them. • Decimal grams: enter amounts like 12.5 g everywhere — logging, recipes, and editing — without the app rounding them away. • Refresh Apple Health: the activity card can re-read workouts and activity calories on demand, even for past days. • Snappier food search, especially with large food and recipe libraries. Also fixed: recipe edits no longer lose values you just typed, and workouts on past days keep their type and duration. Have fun trying it out!
- v2.4.520d ago
Thank you for using Intake! In this version, we’re celebrating the introduction of Intake AI: an optional add-on that lets you log food even faster with a photo or text. If you’d like to see exactly what’s new and how to use the new features, open Settings in the app and tap the “What’s New” card. There you’ll find a short overview of all changes in this version. Have fun trying it out!
- v2.4.426d ago
Thank you for using Intake! In this version, we’re celebrating the introduction of Intake AI: an optional add-on that lets you log food even faster with a photo or text. If you’d like to see exactly what’s new and how to use the new features, open Settings in the app and tap the “What’s New” card. There you’ll find a short overview of all changes in this version. Have fun trying it out!
Intake: Calorie Counter & Log — FAQ
How much money does Intake: Calorie Counter & Log make?
According to AppCurrents estimates, Intake: Calorie Counter & Log generates approximately $8–$200 per month (medium confidence), modeled from its the App Store chart performance, rating velocity, and monetization signals.
How many downloads does Intake: Calorie Counter & Log get?
Intake: Calorie Counter & Log sees an estimated 4–20 downloads per month on the App Store, per AppCurrents modeling.
Is Intake: Calorie Counter & Log free?
Intake: Calorie Counter & Log is a paid app priced at $5.99 on the App Store.
What is Intake: Calorie Counter & Log's rating?
Intake: Calorie Counter & Log holds a 5.00-star average from 1 ratings on the App Store.
When was Intake: Calorie Counter & Log released?
Intake: Calorie Counter & Log launched on the App Store on 20.01.2026. Its latest version shipped 01.08.2026.
Apps like Intake: Calorie Counter & Log
See all alternatives →
Planet FitnessHealth & Fitness · $3.9M–$22M/mo
Strava: Run, Bike, WalkHealth & Fitness · $3.3M–$11M/mo
MyFitnessPal: Calorie CounterHealth & Fitness · $930k–$5.0M/mo
Simple: AI Weight Loss CoachHealth & Fitness · $900k–$4.8M/mo
Workout for Women: Home & GymHealth & Fitness · $890k–$4.8M/mo
Flo Cycle & Period TrackerHealth & Fitness · $780k–$4.9M/mo