Model Context Protocol
MCP server for AI food tracking
Search foods, review your food diary, and log or plan meals with an MCP-compatible AI assistant. Recording and planning require write access.
Available with Personal Premium and Coach
PricingYour nutrition, connected to AI
Model Context Protocol (MCP) connects your AI assistant to Caloroo. Work with your actual food diary in a conversation, without copying entries between apps. Caloroo supplies the food data; your assistant helps you explore it.
Start with your food diary
Show me what I ate yesterday and summarize the calories and protein in my food log.
Connect your assistant
Add this URL as a remote MCP server in your assistant, then sign in to Caloroo and approve the requested permissions.
https://my.caloroo.app/mcpChatGPT
- In ChatGPT, open Plugins → + → Add custom MCP server.
- Name it Caloroo, paste the URL above, and select OAuth. Create the plugin, then sign in to Caloroo and approve access.
- Install the plugin, then type @ in a chat and select Caloroo. Try asking for yesterday’s food diary.
Claude
- In Claude, open Customize → Connectors → + Add → Add custom connector.
- Name it Caloroo and paste the URL above. Follow the setup prompts, choose Sign in now, and authorize your Caloroo account.
- In a chat, open + → Connectors and enable Caloroo. Try asking for yesterday’s food diary.
Available options depend on your assistant’s plan and workspace settings. A workspace admin may need to enable custom connections.
Your account. Your permissions.
Food search and diary access require read permission. Recording and planning food also require write permission and must be enabled on your Caloroo server. Access covers only your own account, including on the Coach plan. Group and client data are not shared.
You choose what to share. Access is limited to your own account, and you can revoke it in Settings → Connected apps.
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