A plan for the days you can actually train. A plate you log in katoris. And one straight sentence a week on whether it is working.
This is the whole idea, working. No grams, no scale, no converting a raw-weight table in your head — just the portions the food actually arrives in.
Every number here comes from the real catalogue.
The big trackers have more staff, more integrations and a decade of head start. Here is the comparison with the marketing taken off it.
| Kaloriq | The big trackers | |
|---|---|---|
| Indian food in real portions | 150 dishes, cooked | Grams, weighed raw |
| Training and food in one app | Both, read together | Usually two apps |
| Price | Free, all of it | Free tier, paid features |
| Barcode scanning of packaged food | Not yet | Millions of products |
| Wearables and health-app sync | Not yet | Most of them |
| Deleting everything you logged | One tap, gone | Varies. Read the policy. |
A page that claims to suit everybody suits nobody. If you are one of these, another app will serve you better — and we would rather say so here than waste your week.
Sessions, protein and the scale, read together. Some weeks the sentence is not flattering — that is the entire point of having one.
Screenshots of Kaloriq running, with a real week in it.



Four questions about your week and your kitchen, and you have a plan and a target. About two minutes.