The first calorie app that knows your dish by name: muhammar, hameesa, Hail kubaiba — not "rice and chicken". It estimates 3D plate volume against a plate reference, gives you calories and macros within seconds, and a smart coach follows up in Arabic.
🍛 Muhammar with fish 720 kcal ✓
Volume: 420g 3D
Protein today 86g
Not just guessing from a photo — a full pipeline runs on every snap.
One snap with your phone camera — or a barcode, or your voice.
An open-vocabulary vision model that knows 500+ local dishes by name.
A 3D depth map using a plate reference — dish weight within a ≤10% margin.
Calories and macros from a Saudi-first food database — adjustable with one tap.
This is not a video — the app itself runs in front of you. Scroll and watch.
Your calorie ring fills with every meal, and your macros are visible at a glance. Your Hijri week, your streak 🔥, and your water cups — your whole day on one screen.
Point the camera and take a snap. It identifies the dish, estimates its volume against a plate reference, and gives you calories and macros — even muhammar with fried fish.
Your whole day in photos on a timeline: breakfast, lunch, snacks, even your water — with your running total.
A smart coach who knows your numbers and replies in Arabic. Ask what to have for dinner with what is left — and get a suggestion that genuinely matches your calories and protein.
A full card for every meal: a grade from A to D, its share of your day, and detailed nutrients — with practical advice for your next meal.
A Saudi and local-first food database: kabsa, muhammar, hameesa, kubaiba, timman, jareesh… Foreign apps see "rice and chicken" — FitCal knows what is actually in front of it.
weight estimation error margin — thanks to the depth map and plate reference, not a guess from a flat photo.
You have 942 kcal and 34g of protein left 💪 I suggest a grilled dinner…Reminders that adapt to your actual shortfall during the day — not a deaf alarm every two hours.
Scan any product, or photograph the nutrition table and the app reads it for you.
Your consistency becomes a streak you hate to break — psychology working with you, not against you.
Hijri and Gregorian calendars, an Arabic interface from the first line — and Ramadan properly accounted for.
Every meal gets a grade and a practical explanation — clearer than dry numbers you do not know what to do with.
Photograph the dish — or scan the barcode, type it, or say it out loud.
Recognition, volume and full values within seconds — adjustable with one tap.
Your log, your reports and your coach — all working for you until you get there.
The first calorie app that understands Saudi food — scroll to enter
Your workouts and activity in colourful rings, live, moment by moment
Not "rice and chicken" — calories and macros with 3D portion estimation
Reserve your spotA referenced library on calories, nutrition and fitness written for Saudi and Gulf readers — with 360 scientific references you can verify yourself. Educational content that does not replace consulting a licensed healthcare practitioner.
Not sure where to start? This guide orders everything: from calculating your calories to keeping the result.
RamadanThe meta-analysis is clear: 80% of Ramadan loss returns after Eid. How do you make the gain last?
Food awarenessThe same presented calories and macros — yet participants ate 508 more calories and gained weight in two weeks.
A smart app for tracking calories and nutrients. You photograph your meal and AI identifies the dish, estimates its 3D volume, and calculates calories, protein, carbohydrates and fat — with a smart coach following up in Arabic.
Three things: a Saudi and local food database that knows your dish by name, 3D volume estimation against a plate reference instead of flat guessing, and an authentically Arabic, Hijri-aware interface with a coach who understands our habits — from gatherings to Ramadan.
The closed beta is running now, with public launch soon on the App Store and Google Play. Register your email and we will send the download link the moment it goes live — with exclusive perks for the first batch.
Yes — Arabic and English, switchable from settings whenever you like.
Yes. Your data is encrypted and protected to the highest standards, and we do not share it with any third party without your permission — deleting your account and data is available with one tap.
Register your email — and the moment FitCal launches, you get the link before everyone else.
