Roti to biryani. Counted.
Track Indian food without guessing.
Katori knows your soya chaap.
Snap your thali. Katori identifies the dishes, estimates portions, and calculates calories and macros, built specifically for Indian food.
Built for roti, dal, paneer, biryani, dosa, and everything in between.
Generic trackers were trained on sandwiches and salads. Point them at a thali and they guess. Katori is an Indian food calorie counter built the other way round, starting from a dish database made for desi meals, so the numbers match what you actually ate.
Soya chaap
Logged as grilled chickenPlant protein with its own macros, nothing like chicken
Paneer
Logged as tofuMore than triple the calories of tofu
Ghee
Not logged at allAbout 120 calories a tablespoon, invisible to most trackers
And when Katori is not sure, it asks. One tap to confirm, two to correct.
We checked 11 Indian dishes and found the published numbers are often wrong. See the data audit.
How it works
Three steps. No spreadsheet energy.
An Indian macro tracker that does the arithmetic for you: calories, protein, carbs and fat, from one photo.
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Snap the plate
Point your camera at the plate. Katori reads every dish at once, no logging by hand.
Soya chaap248 calDal makhani312 calJeera rice205 cal - 02
Get the portion right
Half a cup or a full plate? Drag once and Katori recalculates every macro instantly.
Jeera rice205 calHalf cupFull platePortions are where most trackers lie. Not here.
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Streak with your people
Build streaks that bend instead of breaking, and bring friends along. Shared streaks, gentle nudges, zero shame.
12 day streakARS+ inviteConsistency, together.
Accurate when it can be. Honest when it cannot. Kind either way.
Why Katori
Built different on purpose.
Built for the food you actually eat.
- Roti isn't bread.
- Dal isn't lentil soup.
- Paneer isn't tofu.
- A katori isn't a cup.
Barcode when you want it
Packaged snack? Scan the barcode. Home-cooked thali? Snap it. Katori does both.
Streaks that forgive
Miss a day and the streak bends, not breaks. Built around consistency, never shame.
Private by design
Your meal photos are analyzed and discarded, never stored. No ads, no selling your data, ever.
Two taps, not twenty
Confirm in one tap, correct in two. Logging a meal takes seconds, not a spreadsheet.
The receipts
We checked the numbers. Most of the internet is wrong.
Nutrition sites disagree wildly on Indian food. We rebuilt the numbers from the recipe up, and published where the common figures fall apart.
| Dish | Commonly quoted | Katori |
|---|---|---|
| Soya chaap protein | 18 to 20 g | about 9 g |
| Dal makhani | 90 to 300 cal | 220 cal |
| Paneer butter masala | 180 to 350 cal | 360 cal |
| Roti | 68 to 140 cal | 110 cal |
Every number traces to a stated recipe and a public source, USDA FoodData Central.
Or browse the calorie pages for 45 Indian dishes.
Pricing
Pick your appetite.
Start free. Upgrade when you are hungry for more.
Free
- 2 AI scans a day
- Unlimited manual and barcode logging
- Macros, calories, kind streaks
- 7 days of history
Pro
billed yearly · $49.99
- 9 AI scans a day
- Everything in Free, plus:
- Forever history
- Macro trends and charts
- Custom goals
- Friends and shared streaksComing soon
- Steps and activity syncComing soon
Pro Max
billed yearly · $69.99
- 15 AI scans a day
- Everything in Pro, plus:
- Data export
- Priority scanning
Subscriptions are managed in the app.
Prices in USD. Shown in your local currency at checkout.
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