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Discord food bot

Food logging your clients
do in Discord.

Clients post a photo or a quick description of a meal and get calorie and macro estimates in seconds. You see what they actually ate and help them get it right.

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AI Visual Calorie Counting

Snap the meal.
Get the numbers.

Clients post a photo of what they eat. CalorieBot estimates calories, protein, carbs and fat and saves it to their log. Estimates are a starting point, and clients can correct them.

  • Calorie and macro estimates from a photo
  • Portion details clients can adjust
  • Daily totals against their targets
CalorieBot photo food log in Discord with calorie and macro estimates for chicken and potatoes.
Photo food log in Discord

Text logging

No photo?
Just describe it.

Clients can type what they ate, like “two eggs and toast”, and CalorieBot logs it the same way. Foods they eat often are easier to log again.

  • Log meals in plain words
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks
  • One running log for the day
CalorieBot food log in Discord with calorie and macro estimates for yogurt and berries.
Nutrition estimates for a logged snack

Coach feedback

See the plate,
not just the numbers.

Every log stays in the client’s private daily thread with the photo. You can spot a missed portion or a mislabeled food and help them fix it while the meal is fresh.

Meal-feedback conversation: a coach helps Alex distinguish a serving from a whole pack and correct the food log.
Coach feedback on a food log · Example conversation

A connected daily routine

Nutrition, workouts and accountability.
Together.

Clients can focus on nutrition, workouts and steps without scattering the coaching process across apps and spreadsheets.

Discord check-in showing nutrition averages, workouts and steps together. Sample weekly values: 1,850 calories, 140 grams of protein, three workouts and 9,240 steps per day.
One client's weekly check-in in Discord

Questions

What is a Discord food bot?

A bot that logs meals inside a Discord server. With CalorieBot, members post a food photo or description and get calorie and macro estimates saved to their daily log.

How accurate are the calorie estimates?

They are AI estimates from a photo or description, so treat them as a close starting point. Clients can adjust portions, and coaches can review the photo to catch mistakes.

Who can see a client’s food logs?

Logs are kept in the client’s private daily thread. The coach running the server can see them, along with the client’s progress in the dashboard.

Does it track macros as well as calories?

Yes. Each log includes protein, carbohydrate and fat estimates, and daily totals are compared with the client’s targets.

How much does it cost?

You and up to three clients can use it free for 30 days. After that, CalorieBot takes 10% of each sale you make through it, with a $2 minimum per paying client per month. There is no monthly platform fee.

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Free to start. No cost until you sell. Pricing and trial details