CompaniesInvestorsPeople
Home
Loading

aVenture is in Beta: research coverage is expanding as we build, so please independently verify key details before making investment decisions.

aVenture is in Beta: research coverage is expanding as we build, so please independently verify key details before making investment decisions.

Get in Touch

  • Contact

  • Request a Demo

  • Request Data Updates

  • Add a Company

Research

  • Companies

  • Investors

  • People

aVenture

  • Download App

  • Pricing

Download the aVenture Research beta for iOS and iPadOSDownload aVenture Research on the Mac App Store

Resources

  • Documentation

  • Use Cases

  • CLI

  • MCP

  • Feature Requests

  • Sitemap

Member

Backed by

Ask AI about aVenture

© aVenture Investment Company, 2026. All rights reserved.

San Francisco, CA, USA

Privacy · Terms of Service

aVenture Investment Company ("aVenture") is an independent research platform providing detailed analysis and data on startups, venture capital investments, and key industry individuals. It is not a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, or investment advisor and does not provide investment advice or recommendations. The data provided by aVenture does not constitute recommendations or advice, whether by methodology, analysis, AI-generated content, or a statement written by a staff member of aVenture.

aVenture is not affiliated with any of the people, companies, organizations, government agencies, regulatory bodies, or investment funds we provide coverage for on this site unless explicitly stated otherwise. Users assume full responsibility for decisions made based on information obtained from this platform. Links to external websites do not imply endorsement or affiliation with aVenture. Any links that provide the ability to invest in a primary or secondary transaction in a company are for convenience only and do not constitute solicitations or offers to buy or sell an investment. Investors should exercise heightened precaution and due diligence when investing in private companies, especially those not independently audited.

While we strive to provide valuable insights with objectivity and professional diligence, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided on our platform. Before making any investment decisions, you should verify the accuracy of all pertinent details for your decision. To the fullest extent permitted by law, aVenture shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or financial damages arising from use of this site, whether by consumers of its contents directly or by persons or organizations covered by our research, even if we are advised of the possibility. Our best-efforts processes and correction request forms do not create a warranty or duty of care.

Profiles on this platform may include content generated in part by large language models (LLMs, artificial intelligence) that aggregate publicly available sources (e.g., SEC EDGAR, public filings, press releases). Source attribution is provided where known; always verify statements and claims here against original sources before relying on any data. Content on our site may contain inaccuracies, omissions, or what are commonly called 'hallucinations' if generated in part or in full by AI / LLMs. The risk can also exist even when content is written by a human, as internal and third-party sources may also have inaccuracies for the same or different reasons. While we randomly audit a proportion of content, this is not exhaustive.

We recommend that an independent auditor be hired to verify the accuracy of the information before relying on it for any sensitive decisions. By accessing this platform, you agree not to rely solely on any information generated by AI, aggregated, or sourced or written otherwise on this site, for investment, financial, or other decisions. aVenture assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies, omissions, or hallucinations. You must independently verify all data from primary sources. Use of this platform constitutes your waiver of claims for reliance-based damages, including negligent misrepresentation. To report an error, request a correction, or dispute information about a company or individual, contact us via our request data updates form.

Loading
Home›
Companies›
Cal AI›
Library
Cal AI

Cal AI

Cal AI develops a mobile app that estimates calories and macros from photos, scans, or descriptions of meals.

Legal seat
Boca Raton, FL, US🇺🇸
Founded
2024
Loading
Overview
M & A
Compare
Employees
News
Library

Cal AI - Library

calai.app·Crawled Oct 10, 2026·

Topics

Publication type

Content origin
Row density

Blog

6 pages
  1. 15,000 Steps Calories/blog/15,000-steps-calories

    Burn around 413 to 570 calories by walking 15,000 steps daily. Track your steps, calories burnt, and boost fitness with accurate insights.

  2. 500 Calorie Meals for Weight Loss/blog/500-calorie-meals-for-weight-loss

    Learn how 500-calorie meals for weight loss can fit your goals with this comprehensive guide to balanced, satisfying options.

  3. Active Calories vs Total Calories/blog/active-calories-vs-total-calories

    Understand the key differences between active calories vs. total calories to optimize your health and fitness journey effectively.

  4. Active vs Resting Calories/blog/active-vs-resting-calories

    This guide to active vs. resting calories simplifies fitness. Learn how to track and use calories to reach your health and workout goals.

Press

1 page
  1. Press/press

    Contact our press team for media inquiries, interviews, and press releases.

Careers & Hiring

2 pages
  1. Ios Dev/jobs/ios-dev
  2. Jobs/jobs

Comparison

6 pages
  1. Carb Manager vs Myfitnesspal/blog/carb-manager-vs-myfitnesspal

    Carb Manager vs. MyFitnessPal: Struggling with low-carb tracking? Compare these popular apps and choose the right one for you.

  2. Cronometer vs Carb Manager/blog/cronometer-vs-carb-manager

    Cronometer vs Carb Manager: Compare nutrition tracking, net carb tracking, keto goals, and data accuracy across both health apps.

  3. Cronometer vs Lose It/blog/cronometer-vs-lose-it

    Which app, Cronometer vs. Lose It, offers better food tracking, macros, and calorie management? Get the comparison for weight loss success.

  4. Fatsecret vs Myfitnesspal/blog/fatsecret-vs-myfitnesspal

    Compare Fatsecret vs Myfitnesspal in this detailed review, focusing on features, usability, and accuracy for effective calorie tracking.

Contact

1 page
  1. Faq/faq

    Answers to the most common Cal AI questions about subscriptions, refunds, food scanning, health sync, notifications, and more.

Homepage

1 page
  1. Homepage/

    Download Today

Privacy

2 pages
  1. Privacy/privacy
  2. Washington Health Data/washington-health-data

Terms & Conditions

1 page
  1. Tos/tos

Coverage

5 items
  1. Cal AI’s 19-year-old founder just raised $10M for his new AI startuptechcrunch.com/2026/10/08/cal-ais-19-year-old-founder-just-raised-10m-for-his-new-ai-startup/

    Zach Yadegari launches Persona, a personal AI assistant startup that has raised $10 million from Vine Ventures, Cory Levy, and Collective Global. Persona plans to sell a $179 wearable band that activates by button or wrist movement, rather than always listening, and says it encrypts user data and lets users delete it. Its free iMessage beta has attracted a few thousand users, and the band has generated five figures in preorder revenue.

    Oct 2026 · TechCrunchNews article

  2. Long Island Teen from Roslyn High School Builds AI App Projected to Hit $30 Million in Revenue5townscentral.com/2025/05/01/long-island-teen-from-roslyn-high-school-builds-ai-app-projected-to-hit-30-million-in-revenue/

    Zach Yadegari, an 18-year-old Roslyn High School student, builds Cal AI, an AI-powered calorie-tracking app that estimates calories. The startup is projected to generate $30 million in revenue this year, and Yadegari previously sold his first company at age 16.

    May 2025 · 5 Towns CentralNews article

  3. Teen with 4.0 GPA who built the viral Cal AI app was rejected by 15 top universitiestechcrunch.com/2025/04/03/teen-with-4-0-gpa-who-built-the-viral-cal-ai-app-was-rejected-by-15-top-universities/

    Zach Yadegari, a high school student with a 4.0 GPA and co-founder of Cal AI, says he was rejected by 15 of the 18 top colleges he applied to. His revelation drew comments on X.

    Apr 2025 · TechCrunchNews article

  4. Photo calorie app Cal AI, downloaded over a million times, was built by two teenagerstechcrunch.com/2025/03/16/photo-calorie-app-cal-ai-downloaded-over-a-million-times-was-built-by-two-teenagers/

    Cal AI, a photo-based calorie app, has been downloaded over 5 million times in eight months, according to the company. Its founders, Zach Yadegari and Henry Langmack, are both 18.

    Mar 2025 · TechCrunchNews article