Know what is left today
One dial shows calories in against your target. Protein, carbs and fat sit underneath, so you can see what the next meal needs without doing sums.
More about thisFitto AI is a calorie tracker for iPhone and Android. Photograph any meal, including restaurant plates and takeout, and it lists each food with a portion, calories, protein, carbs and fat. Check it, adjust it, log it. You pay for scans in small credit packs, never a subscription.
New accounts get 5 free AI scans. No card needed. What else is free
iOS 15.1+ and Android 7.0+. See pricing
Chicken salad with vinaigrette
A real lunch the developer logged in Fitto. The numbers come from that log. The photo is a stand-in, because Fitto doesn't store the photos people scan.
Point the camera at the plate. No searching, no barcode needed.
Every food is listed with a portion and calories. Fix anything that looks off.
Your daily total and macros update straight away, and the day counts toward your streak.
One dial shows calories in against your target. Protein, carbs and fat sit underneath, so you can see what the next meal needs without doing sums.
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Snap the plate, scan a packet, say what you ate, or type it. Use whichever is fastest in the moment. Barcode scans are free.
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Daily averages, how your macros split, and which days you actually logged. Log your weight too and watch the trend instead of the daily noise.
More about thisWorth every penny
Been using this app since last month, and oh God it made my so easy. Even if I try to, I can’t forget to track my meals, thanks to it’s reminders feature. Alongside my workout I’m now able to my track my meals so effortlessly. Great App!!
Great application
Easy to use and user friendly
Smooth experience and intuitive UX
I have been using this app for my tracking from last 1 week and I must say, results are quite good and accurate. Loving it
01Staying with it
A day counts when you log it, whatever you ate. Freezes cover a missed day automatically, and you can hold up to 2. Reaching 7, 30 and 100 days adds 3, 10 and 25 free scans.
Tap a day to switch it between logged, logged over target, and missed. These are the app's real rules.
Streak
13 days
Freezes
Free scans
+3
Day 10 was missed. A freeze covered it, so the streak kept going.
02Remembering to log
Meal reminders start at 08:30, 12:30, 19:00. As you log, Fitto finds your usual breakfast, lunch and dinner times and moves each reminder to match. It waits for 5 logs of a meal and a steady routine first, and it never changes a time you set yourself.
Pick a habit to see where its reminders land. The habits are examples, not real users.
Eats at about the same times every day, earlier than the defaults.
03What it costs
Popular AI calorie apps such as Cal AI and SnapCalorie sell plans that renew until you cancel. Fitto sells credits in small packs. One scan uses one credit, credits never expire, and nothing renews.
Why no subscriptionBarcode scans are free, so count only photo, voice and typed meals.
About $1.72 of the pack used per month
About $0.86 of the pack used per month
About $0.52 of the pack used per month
At this pace, 5 free starting scans last about 4 days.
You pay a pack's price once, up front. Nothing renews, and unused credits don't expire. Bars are scaled to 12 months.
The app is free to download. AI scans use credits. New accounts get 5 free credits. After that you buy credit packs: 50 credits for $1.99, 150 credits for $2.99, 500 credits for $5.99. Macros are included in every scan, and barcode scanning costs nothing. Everything that is free.
No. There is no subscription and nothing renews. Credit packs are one-time purchases through the App Store or Google Play, and credits you buy do not expire.
Yes. Fitto AI estimates from the photo itself, so it does not need the dish to exist in a food database. That makes it useful for restaurant plates, takeout and home cooking with no barcode. You can also describe the meal in words, for example "medium chicken burrito bowl with guacamole".
They are estimates. Photo analysis is good at recognizing foods and weaker at judging portion size, especially for sauces, oils and mixed dishes. Fitto shows each item with its portion so you can correct it before logging, and for packaged food a barcode scan pulls the product's label data from Open Food Facts, when the product is listed there. Estimates are for general wellness, not medical use.
Only if you save the meal. To analyze it, the photo is sent to Google's Gemini AI service, and the app asks for your consent before your first photo is analyzed. When you log the meal, its photo is stored with it so it shows in your history on any device. Deleting the meal deletes the photo, and deleting your account deletes all of them. A scan you discard is never stored. See the privacy policy.