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CalculCalories

Free calorie, TDEE, BMR & macro calculators, in French

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Free French nutrition calculators: calories, TDEE, BMR, macros, protein and BMI using the Mifflin–St Jeor formula, with cited sources. No account needed.

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Calorie, TDEE and BMR calculators. Macro and protein targets. BMI and recipe nutrition tools.

Use Cases

Estimate daily calorie needs. Plan weight loss or gain. Track macros per meal.

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CalculCalories was built to give French speakers the same free, transparent nutrition calculators available in English — with published formulas and cited sources (EFSA, ANSES, WHO). No account needed.

Nice project. I like that CalculCalories brings several useful nutrition tools together in one place without requiring users to create an account. Showing the formulas and sources behind the calculations is also valuable because it helps users understand where the estimates come from rather than treating them as exact numbers. One useful addition could be a way to account for calories from drinks as well as meals. Coffee shop drinks can vary significantly depending on the size, milk, syrups, and toppings, so having reliable nutrition information makes food tracking more practical. For example, someone tracking daily intake could use a resource like the <a href="https://dbrosmenu.com/dutch-bros-nutrition-calculator/">Dutch Bros calorie calculator</a> to explore drink calories and compare options before ordering. It would be especially helpful if users could save a drink's estimated calories and add them to a daily total alongside their meals. Overall, the combination of transparent calculations, clear explanations, and practical food and drink examples could make nutrition tracking easier for beginners. Keep up the good work!

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Comments

CalculCalories was built to give French speakers the same free, transparent nutrition calculators available in English — with published formulas and cited sources (EFSA, ANSES, WHO). No account needed.

Nice project. I like that CalculCalories brings several useful nutrition tools together in one place without requiring users to create an account. Showing the formulas and sources behind the calculations is also valuable because it helps users understand where the estimates come from rather than treating them as exact numbers. One useful addition could be a way to account for calories from drinks as well as meals. Coffee shop drinks can vary significantly depending on the size, milk, syrups, and toppings, so having reliable nutrition information makes food tracking more practical. For example, someone tracking daily intake could use a resource like the <a href="https://dbrosmenu.com/dutch-bros-nutrition-calculator/">Dutch Bros calorie calculator</a> to explore drink calories and compare options before ordering. It would be especially helpful if users could save a drink's estimated calories and add them to a daily total alongside their meals. Overall, the combination of transparent calculations, clear explanations, and practical food and drink examples could make nutrition tracking easier for beginners. Keep up the good work!

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