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CalorieLogger — Usage Policy

Last updated: 22 August 2026 Publisher: SGKS Labs Contact: sgkslabs@gmail.com

This Usage Policy explains what CalorieLogger is for, what it can and cannot do, and how it is designed to protect the privacy of your personal food and health data. Please read it alongside our Privacy Policy, which covers the technical details of data handling. This page covers the intent and responsible use of the app.

1. What CalorieLogger Is For

CalorieLogger is a personal tool to help you track your daily calorie and macronutrient intake, water intake, supplement adherence, and weight trend over time. It is meant to build awareness of your eating habits and give you a simple, private log you can refer back to.

CalorieLogger is not:

2. Accuracy — Please Read This Carefully

All calorie counts, macronutrient values, calorie targets, goal-timeline projections, and meal suggestions shown in this app are estimates, generated from:

These estimates may not be accurate for your specific body, metabolism, medical history, or the exact food you actually ate. Small errors are expected and normal in any calorie-tracking method — packaged food labels themselves carry legal margins of error, homemade food varies by recipe and portion, and formulas like BMR/TDEE are statistical averages, not measurements of you individually.

Do not treat any number in this app as medically precise. Use it as a helpful guide and habit-tracking aid, not as ground truth.

3. Privacy Is the Core Idea of This App

Your food habits, weight, and body data are personal. CalorieLogger is built, from the ground up, on a simple principle: "what you log is yours, and it stays on your device."

Specifically:

In short: no cloud sync of your food diary, no silent data collection, no one "checking in" on what you eat. Full technical detail on data handling is in the separate Privacy Policy linked above.

4. The Benefits of Tracking Honestly

Because CalorieLogger is private by design, you're free to log exactly and honestly what you eat, without worrying about judgment, oversight, or a data leak. Honest logging is what makes any tracking tool actually useful. The benefits of consistent, honest tracking include:

Tracking works best as a feedback tool, not a strict rulebook. Occasional inaccurate entries, missed days, or approximate portions are completely normal and do not undo the value of tracking over weeks and months.

5. Please Use Good Judgment — Especially If You Have a Health Condition

CalorieLogger is a general-purpose tracking tool. It does not know your medical history, your lab results, your medications, your allergies, or any diagnosed condition you may have.

You should always make your final decisions about diet, calorie targets, weight goals, and exercise in consultation with a qualified dietician, nutritionist, or doctor — not solely based on numbers generated by this app. This is especially important if you have, or suspect you may have:

If tracking calories ever starts to feel stressful, obsessive, or harmful to your relationship with food, please stop and speak with a healthcare professional. This app is meant to support healthy awareness, not to encourage restrictive or anxious behavior around eating.

Suggested meal ideas, calorie targets, and macro splits shown in the app are starting points for a conversation with a professional, not prescriptions.

6. Your Data, Your Control

Because everything is stored locally on your device:

7. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Usage Policy as the app evolves (for example, if an optional cloud backup feature is added in the future). Any such change affecting how your data is handled will also be reflected in the Privacy Policy. Continued use of the app after an update means you accept the current version of this policy.

8. Contact Us

Questions, feedback, or concerns about this policy or the app in general are welcome.