About

Built for meals you actually eat

Calora started as a reaction to calorie apps that demanded perfect data entry and then shamed the days you could not keep up.

The short version

Tracking only helps if it happens. We kept watching people quit the moment logging took longer than the meal, so the product bet is speed first: text, photo, and barcode capture you can still correct.

The rest of the app exists to make that log useful. Weekly summaries, weight and water, fasting timers, recipes, and a read-only link for coaches — without handing anyone the keys to the account.

Mission

Make nutrition tracking fast enough to keep, and clear enough to act on, without pretending an estimate is a diagnosis.

Vision

A personal food record people trust for years: theirs to export, theirs to delete, and optionally visible to a coach as a summary rather than a surveillance feed.

Team

A small group, close to the product

Placeholder portraits until we publish real photos. Roles describe the work, not a corporate chart.

Ayşe Demir

Founder & product

Started Calora after years of abandoning calorie apps that treated real meals as a data-entry job.

Kenan Yılmaz

Engineering

Builds the logging, insights, and sharing flows so estimates stay reviewable before they hit a diary.

Nora Berg

Nutrition content

Keeps public guidance practical: macros, fasting context, and meal planning without miracle claims.

Rafael Costa

Support & trust

Handles account questions, deletion requests, and the boring-but-essential privacy follow-through.