Calomeal API / Calomeal WebView

Life Log Technology, Inc. was founded in Tokyo in February 2016 by a co-founder who is a licensed nutritionist, with Omron Healthcare as a shareholder. It runs the AI health management app Calomeal and uses machine learning to make meal recording easy, aiming to prevent lifestyle diseases and extend healthy life expectancy through diet data.

Calomeal API and Calomeal WebView let other companies add meal recording to their own apps. Both offer AI meal image analysis and a proprietary database of more than 310,000 items covering home cooking, packaged goods, convenience store products and restaurant menus. The API suits companies wanting flexible integration, with keyword search, image analysis, barcode lookup and body-weight vital image analysis, while WebView provides a ready-made user interface with no maintenance. Customers include telecom operators, health food brands, recipe media and diabetes and remote health guidance apps.

• AI meal image analysis: estimates calories and nutrients from meal photos.
• Food database: more than 310,000 items covering home cooking, packaged foods, convenience store items and restaurant meals.
• Search and barcode lookup: keyword search plus barcode scanning, added to WebView in July 2026.
• Vital image analysis: the API can read body-weight readings from images.
• WebView UI: ready-to-embed meal recording screens with no maintenance needed after launch.
• Calomeal Advice: a companion tool for dietitians and trainers to review client meals and give guidance.

• Vietnamese telecom and super-app operators adding meal logging to their health mini-apps.
• Health food and supplement brands offering diet tracking inside their customer apps.
• Clinics and personal trainers using Calomeal Advice to review clients' meal photos and give nutrition guidance.

• Shorter development: WebView removes requirements, UI design and development work, with implementations completed in as little as 1.5 months.
• No database burden: a maintained database of over 310,000 foods spares companies from building and updating their own.
• Proven user experience: WebView is based on the UI of the Calomeal consumer app, which users already rate highly.
• Data for new services: meal records captured in WebView can be used by the client for content development and analysis.

Telecom operators, insurers, food brands and health guidance providers are adding meal tracking to their own apps to increase engagement and support disease prevention. Building a reliable food database and image recognition in-house is costly, so embeddable components are gaining ground. Japanese and Vietnamese consumers share rice-based diets and dense convenience store networks, which makes this approach relevant for Vietnamese health and retail apps.

Life Log Technology, Inc. was established in February 2016 and is based in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, with Omron Healthcare listed as a shareholder and capital of about 957.7 million yen including capital reserve. Published API and WebView users include Okinawa Cellular Telephone, Venturno, every Inc. (DELISH KITCHEN), SBI Healthcare and Healthcare Technologies.