AI calorie tracking · iPhone & Android

Snap it.
Grami counts it.

Point your camera at a meal — homemade, restaurant, half-eaten, whatever. Grami reads the plate and logs calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber and sugar in seconds. No food-database searching. No weighing. No quitting by day three.

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Launching soon — the app is in final testing.

9:41

Today

Wednesday, September 10

1,480kcal−12%vs yesterdayCalories consumed

Goal2,100kcalRemaining620kcal

Protein96g64%

Carbs148g54%

Fat52g67%

Fiber21g75%

Sugar34g68%

Meals Add meal

13:24Grilled chicken & rice bowl620 kcal52g74g18g6g4g

09:05Oat bowl with berries310 kcal12g48g9g7g16g

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9:41

Reading your plate…

Chicken breast · jasmine rice · broccoli

Save meal

How it works

Three ways in. One that’s always the fastest.

Most trackers die on the search field. Grami never asks you to find your food in a list — you show it, say it, or scan it, and correct it only if you want to.

Photograph it

One shot of the plate. Grami identifies each item, estimates portions, and totals the meal — homemade food included, not just packaged products.

Or just say it

“Two eggs, sourdough toast and half an avocado.” On-device dictation, in your language, when your hands are busy or the food is already gone.

Or scan the barcode

Packaged food goes even faster: point at the barcode and the label comes back filled in, ready to adjust the serving.

Edit anything Grami gets wrongLog a meal for a past daySave favourites and repeat them

Features

Everything a tracker needs. Nothing that nags.

Home-screen widget

Today’s calories and macros on your Home Screen, updated as you log. iOS and Android.

Goals that are yours

Set daily calorie, protein, carb, fat, fiber and sugar targets — or let Grami use sensible daily values.

History and trends

Every meal kept, grouped by day, with weekly and six-month charts that show what is actually working.

Gentle reminders

A daily summary and quiet nudges if you forget to log — scheduled on the device, never spammy.

Synced to your account

Change phone, reinstall, log in — your history is exactly where you left it.

Six languages, end to end

English, Greek, Spanish, French, German and Italian — including the AI analysis and voice logging.

Six numbers per meal, not just calories

Protein, carbs, fat, fiber and sugar are tracked alongside calories, with the same colour language used everywhere in the app.

ProteinCarbsFatFiberSugar

Built for speed

A tracker that’s slow to open is a tracker you stop opening.

So Grami is engineered the other way round: cache first, network last. The app was written to spend as little of your battery and data as it possibly can — that constraint shaped every screen in it.

Opens instantly

Every screen renders from what is already on the device. Nothing waits on a spinner to show you your day.

Barely touches the network

Grami fetches for the one thing you just did — not on every launch, focus or reconnect.

Quiet in the background

No polling, no background refresh loops. Timers stop when the app is not in front of you.

Your data, your account

Meals are stored under your account with row-level security, on EU infrastructure. Delete it all whenever you want.

FAQ

Questions people actually ask

What is Grami?

Grami is an AI calorie and macro tracker for iPhone and Android. You photograph a meal, say it out loud, or scan a barcode, and it logs calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber and sugar in seconds — without making you search a food database.

How does tracking calories from a photo work?

You take one picture of the plate. Grami identifies each item in the shot, estimates the portion sizes from what it can see, and totals the meal. Every number it produced is shown before saving, so you can correct anything that looks off. Photographing from above, with the whole meal in frame, gives the best result.

How accurate is a photo calorie estimate?

Grami identifies the items on the plate and estimates portions from what it can see, then shows every number it produced so you can correct anything before saving. It is built to get you a good, consistent estimate in seconds — not to replace a kitchen scale for competition prep. For most people, a consistent estimate they actually log beats an exact number they stop entering after a week.

Does it work with homemade food?

Yes. That is the point of the photo and voice input — most trackers only really know packaged products. Grami reads the actual plate, and the barcode scanner is there for the packaged half of your day.

What happens to my meal photos?

A photo is sent for analysis and stored with the meal under your own account so you can see it later in your history. Deleting a meal deletes its photo, and deleting your account deletes everything. See the privacy policy for the full detail.

Do I need an account?

Yes — that is what lets your history survive a reinstall or a new phone. Email and password, nothing more.

Which languages does Grami speak?

English, Greek, Spanish, French, German and Italian — the whole app, including AI meal analysis and voice logging.

When can I download it?

Grami is in final testing before its first App Store and Google Play release. The store buttons on this page go live the day it ships.

All 15 questions

Stop guessing. Start snapping.

Grami is in final testing before launch on the App Store and Google Play. It arrives in six languages, on both platforms, on day one.