It can refuse
Bad light, a hoodie, a cropped frame — the analysis says no and tells you why, instead of inventing a confident number.
Scan your physique from a photo. Get an honest estimate of your body fat and muscle balance, a plan built on your weak points, and a curve that finally shows whether it is working.

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The whole point is doing it again next week. Anything that takes longer than a coffee gets abandoned by day four.
Front, back, side — the app tells you what it needs and guides the framing. Thirty seconds, in your bathroom.
An estimated body fat range and a score per muscle group. What it could not see is marked as not assessed, never guessed.
Scan again each week. The curve and the before/after slider are what actually tell you if your training is working.
Weight lies, mirrors lie, and a single number on a single day lies most of all. Six weeks of the same measurement, taken the same way, is the only thing that answers the question you actually have: is this working?

Photograph your meal: the app recognises what is in it, and estimates the amounts and the calories. And when it is unsure — a sauce at a bad angle, a mixed dish — it SAYS so instead of inventing a round number.

Your training plan targets the groups that actually scored lowest — and only groups the scan could genuinely assess. Calories and macros are computed on your device, so your target is the same tomorrow as it is today.

A confident number is easy to build and impossible to trust. This one tells you what it could see, what it could not, and how sure it is.
Bad light, a hoodie, a cropped frame — the analysis says no and tells you why, instead of inventing a confident number.
A photo cannot know your body fat to one decimal place. You get 15–17 %, because that is what is honest.
A muscle group the camera did not see is left blank. Scoring it zero would quietly wreck your overall score.
Your overall score is calculated by the app on the groups actually assessed, so a change of framing never fakes progress.
Calories and training are computed on your device, deterministically. A target that moves on its own destroys trust.
No account required. Photos stay on your phone unless you turn on sync, and one tap erases everything for real.
No blurred score, no fake countdown, no account to create. A subscription exists and stays optional: its price is shown by your app store before you confirm anything, like every other subscription.
Camaleo estimates from a photo, and says so everywhere. It is built to track your TREND reliably, not to replace a DEXA scan. Same pose, same light, same time of day is what makes the curve meaningful — and the curve is the part that actually helps you.
Your first full scan, revealed in full — nothing blurred, no fake countdown. Your calorie and macro target. Manual food logging, the recipe and exercise libraries, and one complete workout. Camaleo Pro unlocks unlimited scans, the full history and curves, the before/after comparison, the complete training plan and the meal planning tools.
No. The app is fully usable with no account and no server: everything is stored on your device. An account only adds sync across your devices.
They stay on your device by default. A photo leaves it only for the length of an analysis, and is not kept afterwards. Sync is something you switch on explicitly, and you can erase everything at any time.
From your Apple or Google account settings, at any time — the same place you manage every other subscription. You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for.
No. It does not diagnose, treat or prevent anything and is not medical advice. If you have a health condition, talk to a professional.

The first one is free and shown in full. No blurred score, no fake countdown, no account to create.
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