Kalori

Kalori is a nutrition catalog for Japanese convenience stores and restaurant chains. It covers 380+ chains (Seven-Eleven, Lawson, FamilyMart, Saizeriya, Sukiya, McDonald's Japan and more) and returns calories and protein, fat, and carbohydrates for their items. Data is refreshed nightly from official chain sources, and every item carries a nutritionSource marker: official means the chain publishes the value, partial means published values completed with AI estimates, and estimated means every value is AI-estimated.

A linked Kalori account is required. Personal-record features are available according to the linked account's existing access, and usage limits apply. The plugin does not offer purchases or subscription management.

Main workflows: (1) find something to eat at a specific chain under a nutrition constraint, for example high-protein and under 500 kcal at Seven-Eleven; (2) look up several dishes in one call when planning a meal or a shopping list; (3) compose a meal from catalog items and render it as a meal-plan card whose totals are computed server-side from catalog values, so the numbers shown are not model estimates; (4) log what was eaten and see the day's remaining budget.

Search terms, filters, and result counts are retained as the linked account's search history to improve catalog coverage; each call also records the IP address and user-agent in private operational logs that are deleted automatically after about seven days. The tools accept no precise location, chat transcripts, or third-party account identifiers, and personal records are only ever reached through the user's own linked account.