Cal AI
An AI-powered calorie tracking app that allows users to take pictures of meals to automatically log calories without manual input.
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"A lot of the trendy apps are very focused on, like, they have to convert you immediately. So like Cal AI, like if they don't convert you immediately, you will never pay. Mine is the opposite."
More from Rasty Turek →"My role at Cal AI was I was CEO. I started coding pretty young at 7, put my first app on the App Store at 12. After meeting Blake and coming to the idea of Cal AI together, we ultimately decided let's burn all the boats, let's go all in on this id..."
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"Your app, Cal AI, is basically an app on your phone where you could take a picture of the meals that you're eating and it uses AI to track and log ..."
"I'm Henry. I'm 18 years old and my role at Cal AI was CTO. So I managed the tech team, made the product as seamless as possible to use."
More from Henry Hicks →"My name is Jake Castillo. I am 31 years old and I was the CMO/COO at Cal AI. So I handled our marketing operations and the overall business operations."
More from Jake Castillo →"Within 8 months we were at a million dollars a month, which is pretty wild. And then from there we have grown to — what are we on track for? 60 million this year?"
More from Blake Anderson →"Things like Cal AI, which I think sold for like $100 million."
More from Greg Isenberg →"Like I think about these bigger apps like Cal AI. This is like a very very tiny version of this for this specific combat sport wrestling"
More from Starter Story →"At the time, I think it was a $30 million a year business. How big is it now? I saw on X, so it's not verified or anything like that, but they said they did 6 million in January alone."
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