CalMind

CalMind is an AI health assistant for iPhone built around everyday health and weight goals. A person records food, activity, sleep, weight, water and mood in a single conversation, by text, voice or a photo of a meal, and asks questions about past entries. CalMind replies with suggestions based on what has been shared. It is made by Gaomi Star Network Technology Co., Ltd. and supports general wellness rather than medical advice.

Logging and editing happen in the conversation. A meal photo returns estimated calories and nutrients, including protein, carbs and fat; a missed entry can be added later and mistakes corrected by asking. CalMind draws on stated preferences and recorded history to personalise answers about progress and habits. With Apple Health connected, data the person chooses to share adds context, so patterns across nutrition, movement, sleep, weight, hydration and mood can be explored together.

CalMind turns goals into smaller actions and adapts its suggestions as recorded habits and progress change, leaving the choice of what to focus on to the person. Daily and weekly reviews collect updates and trends in one place to show what is changing over time. Friends can be connected for weight tracking and mutual encouragement. CalMind notes that AI responses and photo-based nutrition estimates may be inaccurate and that patterns in data do not establish cause and effect.

CalMind is free to download and starts with a limited free AI allowance. CalMind Pro, priced at $12.99 a month or $99.99 a year, gives continued access to AI features subject to usage limits; other in-app purchases include a monthly subscription at $5.99 and a yearly one at $39.99. The app requires iOS 18.6 or later and is available in English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Spanish.

Use cases

• Calorie counting and a food diary with photo estimates
• Weight tracking with friends for mutual encouragement
• Spotting patterns across nutrition, sleep, movement, hydration and mood
• Turning health goals into manageable actions