Using Hermes as a Personal Calorie Tracker
Teknium · x · 2026-07-17
Someone turned Hermes into their personal calorie tracker: simply upload a photo of each meal, and the model automatically logs the time, estimates calories, and writes the results into a spreadsheet.
The author noted that doing this makes it incredibly easy to review a week's diet, protein intake, and areas for improvement. They even stated that it is more hassle-free than traditional apps like CalAI or MyFitnessPal. The original post also mentions that users can set this up themselves, and OpenClaw can achieve a similar workflow.
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