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Calorie Fit
Calorie and macro tracking for the food you actually eat
Most calorie apps are built around a database of Western food. Log a bowl of mercimek çorbası or half a lahmacun and you are left guessing between three entries that are not quite it. Calorie Fit starts from the other end: a curated catalogue of Turkish, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean dishes, with the portions people describe them in — a ladle, a slice, half a bread.
How you log a meal
- Photograph it. The estimate comes back with the dish named, and you can correct the name if it guessed wrong — the numbers follow the correction.
- Scan a barcode. Packaged food is read from the Open Food Facts database.
- Search the catalogue. Hundreds of regional dishes with their own serving sizes.
- Enter it yourself. Your own recipe, your own numbers, saved for next time.
What it tracks
A daily calorie and macro target calculated from your height, weight, age, activity level and the pace you choose. Your weight trend, your water, and a streak that survives a missed day. If you connect Health Connect, the calories you burn adjust the day's budget.
Seven languages
Turkish, English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic — including the food catalogue itself and right-to-left layout for Arabic.
Calorie Fit is not a medical device. Its calorie and macro targets are general-information estimates, not medical advice.