Calorie tracking guides and Fitto AI news.https://getfittoai.comenhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/free-calorie-tracker-no-creditshttps://getfittoai.com/blog/free-calorie-tracker-no-creditsYes, you can use Fitto AI as a free calorie tracker. Search over 10,000 foods, pick a portion and log the meal with calories and macros, with no credits, no subscription and no daily limit. Barcode scans, favourite meals and typing a meal in yourself are free too. Food search and typed entry are out now on Android and come to iPhone with the next update.Mon, 02 Nov 2026 00:00:00 GMTGuidesproducthome-cookinghttps://getfittoai.com/blog/best-ai-calorie-tracker-apps-androidhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/best-ai-calorie-tracker-apps-androidThe best AI calorie tracker for Android depends on how you want to pay. Fitto AI has no subscription: credit packs, with barcode scans free. SnapCalorie gives 3 free AI logs a day. Cronometer is strongest on micronutrients, MyFitnessPal on its food database, MacroFactor on adaptive targets. Cal AI and MacroFactor need a subscription after a short trial.Fri, 30 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTGuidesaccuracyproducthttps://getfittoai.com/blog/count-calories-when-eating-outhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/count-calories-when-eating-outTo count calories when eating out, use the posted number when a chain lists one, and otherwise split the plate into its parts (protein, starch, vegetables, sauce) and estimate each. Add a line for the oil, butter and dressing you can't see, round up when unsure, and log the meal before you eat, while every part is still visible.Mon, 26 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTGuideseating-outaccuracyhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/thanksgiving-dinner-calorieshttps://getfittoai.com/blog/thanksgiving-dinner-caloriesOne plate of the classics (turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, cranberry sauce, green bean casserole and a buttered roll) comes to roughly 1,200 calories, and a slice of pumpkin pie adds about 265, using USDA reference values. Stuffing, pie and butter carry the most. Log each dish as its own line, seconds included.Fri, 16 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTGuideshome-cookinghabithttps://getfittoai.com/blog/ai-nutrition-coach-that-reads-your-food-loghttps://getfittoai.com/blog/ai-nutrition-coach-that-reads-your-food-logFitto Coach is an AI nutrition coach inside the Fitto AI app. Unlike a general chatbot, it starts every answer from your own data: your calorie target, the last two weeks of meals, your weigh-ins and your preferences. It can build meal plans and grocery lists and draft meal logs. Chatting is free; plans and meal analyses cost one credit.Sun, 04 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTNewscoachproducthttps://getfittoai.com/blog/fitto-ai-is-now-on-androidhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/fitto-ai-is-now-on-androidFitto AI is now on Google Play for Android 7.0 or later. It is the same app as on iPhone, version 1.1.5, with photo, voice and barcode logging, the AI coach, lighter meal versions and streaks. Email and Google accounts, and the credits on them, work on both phones. There is still no subscription.Sun, 04 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTNewsproducthttps://getfittoai.com/blog/lighter-version-of-the-meal-you-just-scannedhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/lighter-version-of-the-meal-you-just-scannedAfter you scan a meal, Fitto AI can suggest three lighter versions of it: a small tweak to the same dish, a lighter rebuild of it, and a different dish that satisfies the same craving. Each keeps at least 90% of the original's protein, is never more than 50% lighter, and comes with a recipe. A new set costs one credit.Sun, 04 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTNewsproducteating-outhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/whats-new-in-fitto-ai-1-1-5https://getfittoai.com/blog/whats-new-in-fitto-ai-1-1-5Fitto AI 1.1.5 adds Coach, an AI nutritionist that reads your food log and builds meal plans and grocery lists. It also adds lighter versions of a meal you scanned, favourite meals you can re-log for free, weekly and all-time leaderboards that rank logging only, a rebuilt Fit Points score, and a way to correct a misread photo.Sun, 04 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTNewsproductcoachhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/count-calories-in-homemade-foodhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/count-calories-in-homemade-foodTo count calories in homemade food, add up the calories of every raw ingredient, including the cooking oil, then weigh the finished dish and divide the total by that weight to get calories per gram. Multiply by the weight of your portion. Water lost or absorbed in cooking changes the weight, not the calories.Sat, 03 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTGuideshome-cookingaccuracyhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/fitto-ai-features-that-matter-mosthttps://getfittoai.com/blog/fitto-ai-features-that-matter-mostThe Fitto AI features that matter most are the ones that make logging quick enough to keep doing. Itemized photo logging turns building an entry into checking one, voice and text cover meals a camera can't, barcode scans are free, streaks count logging rather than eating less, and reminders move to when you actually eat.Fri, 25 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTNewsproducthabithttps://getfittoai.com/blog/why-meal-reminders-get-ignoredhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/why-meal-reminders-get-ignoredMeal reminders get ignored when they arrive at the wrong moment, arrive too often, or keep firing after the habit has changed. A reminder works when it lands close to when you actually eat, there are few enough that each one means something, and anything you routinely swipe away is moved or switched off rather than tolerated.Fri, 25 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTGuideshabithttps://getfittoai.com/blog/fitto-ai-android-releasehttps://getfittoai.com/blog/fitto-ai-android-releaseFitto AI is live on Google Play for Android 7.0 or later. This page tracked the release while it was in progress, from the finished Play listing through closed testing and in-app purchases. The launch post covers what the Android app does, how accounts move between phones, and how credits work on Google Play.Fri, 18 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTNewsproducthttps://getfittoai.com/blog/why-calorie-tracking-stops-after-two-weekshttps://getfittoai.com/blog/why-calorie-tracking-stops-after-two-weeksCalorie tracking usually stops in the second week because each entry takes too long, a missed day feels like failure, and heavy days feel like something to hide. Cutting the time per meal, letting imperfect entries count, and using a streak that rewards logging rather than eating less all keep the habit alive far longer.Fri, 18 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTGuideshabithttps://getfittoai.com/blog/how-accurate-are-ai-photo-calorie-countershttps://getfittoai.com/blog/how-accurate-are-ai-photo-calorie-countersAI photo calorie counters are good at recognizing foods and weaker at judging how much is on the plate. Most error comes from portion size and from fats you can't see, like oil, butter and dressing. Treat the result as an estimate, check each portion, add hidden fats, and use a barcode for packaged food.Thu, 17 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTGuidesaccuracyhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/streaks-should-not-punish-heavy-dayshttps://getfittoai.com/blog/streaks-should-not-punish-heavy-daysA calorie tracking streak should count days you log, not days you stay under a target. If going over breaks a streak, people learn to skip logging heavy days, which are the days the data matters most. Rewarding the logging itself keeps records honest and keeps the habit going through holidays, meals out and bad weeks.Thu, 17 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTGuideshabithttps://getfittoai.com/blog/track-calories-without-weighing-foodhttps://getfittoai.com/blog/track-calories-without-weighing-foodYou can track calories without a food scale by estimating portions with everyday references like your palm or a fist, photographing meals so an app can estimate each item, logging every meal consistently, and using barcodes for packaged food. Consistency matters more than precision, because trends over weeks show more than any single meal.Thu, 17 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTGuidesaccuracyhome-cooking