Free
$0
forever, no card
- 3 AI photo scans a day
- Log by text, voice and barcode
- Last 7 days of history
- Regional food table
AI calorie counter for real home cooking
It recognises burek, sarma and cevapi in lepinja, not just pizza and avocado toast. You get calories and macros, and fix the portion with one swipe.
You are on the list. You will hear from me first when the app is out.
That did not work. Check the address, pick your phone and try again in a minute.
3 free scans a day. No card needed. The iPhone and Android apps launch in early December.
Three steps. No weighing, no searching a database.
Or describe the meal in words or by voice: "two cevapi in lepinja with kajmak". Barcodes work for packaged food.
You get calories, protein, fat and carbs with a range and a confidence badge. Bigger portion? Drag the slider.
The meal goes into your diary. You see what is left of your daily target and how the week is going.
A regional table with standard portions: one cevap is about 30 g, a slice of burek about 250 g. Every dish has its own page with a table.
270 kcal
per 100 g
300 g: 810 kcal
290 kcal
per 100 g
250 g: 730 kcal
150 kcal
per 100 g
360 g: 540 kcal
240 kcal
per 100 g
200 g: 480 kcal
110 kcal
per 100 g
350 g: 390 kcal
300 kcal
per 100 g
200 g: 600 kcal
110 kcal
per 100 g
30 g: 35 kcal
400 kcal
per 100 g
80 g: 320 kcal
The free version covers most days. Pro is for people who scan every meal.
$0
forever, no card
$4.99/mo
or $27.99/yr · $59.99 lifetime
Yearly plan: 3 days free, then $27.99 a year. Cancel any time.
A photo estimate is never a kitchen scale. That is why the app shows a range next to the calories (for example 480–620 kcal) and a confidence badge, and you fix the portion with a slider. For home-cooked dishes it uses a regional table with standard portions.
Three AI photo scans a day, logging by text, voice and barcode, and the last 7 days of history. The free version needs no card.
No, unless you switch that on. The photo is sent for analysis and not stored; the "keep photos" option is off by default.
Yes. The iPhone and Android apps launch together in early December, with the same plans and prices. Sign up for early access and you will hear from me first.
English, German, Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian. You can describe a meal in any of them.
The store you bought it in manages the subscription. iPhone: Settings → your name → Subscriptions. Android: Google Play → profile → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions. Pro stays active until the end of the paid period.
Snap the meal in the app; 3 scans a day are free.