Kaffa: Calorie Counter

App Store App Health & Fitness Free
29 Sept 2026launched 2 days ago
0.00 ratings
n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.0latest version · 2 days ago

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Kaffa calculates the calories in your food from a single photo, and it understands our cuisine — Middle Eastern favorites like kabsa and mandi, plus samosas and dates — along with food from all over the world. Just Snap It Open the app, take a photo of your plate, and within seconds you'll get the calories, protein, carbs, and fat for every item. We Measure, We Don't Guess On iPhone Pro models with a LiDAR sensor, Kaffa measures the actual size of the food on your plate, so the portion is much closer to reality instead of just estimating from the photo. Got a Scale? Tap the estimated weight and enter the real weight — the calories update instantly. Correct It in a Word Got the item wrong? Change the name or add a note like "with olive oil" or "basmati rice," and Kaffa will recalculate. How Much Did You Eat? Choose half the plate, a quarter, or add more servings, and the numbers adjust with you. A Health Score for Every Meal Get a score out of 10 with a quick tip, so you know what to improve — no lectures. Your Daily Needs Calculate your daily calorie target based on your weight, height, and goal, and track how much you have left. No Sign-Up Required Open the app and start snapping from minute one. Sign-up is optional. — Subscription — You can try Kaffa for free. For more scans, subscribe to Kaffa Premium (monthly or yearly, with a free week for first-time yearly subscribers). The subscription renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the period, and you can manage or cancel it anytime from your Apple account settings. Fair use policy: 15 meals per day and 150 per month. Terms of Use: https://kaffa.khasomat.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://kaffa.khasomat.com/privacy Note: All figures are estimates. Kaffa is not a substitute for professional medical or nutritional advice.Read more
Kaffa calculates the calories in your food from a single photo, and it understands our cuisine — Middle Eastern favorites like kabsa and mandi, plus samosas and dates — along with food from all over the world. Just Snap It Open the app, take a photo of your plate, and within seconds you'll get the calories, protein, carbs, and fat for every item. We Measure, We Don't Guess On iPhone Pro models with a LiDAR sensor, Kaffa measures the actual size of the food on your plate, so the portion is much closer to reality instead of just estimating from the photo. Got a Scale? Tap the estimated weight and enter the real weight — the calories update instantly. Correct It in a Word Got the item wrong? Change the name or add a note like "with olive oil" or "basmati rice," and Kaffa will recalculate. How Much Did You Eat? Choose half the plate, a quarter, or add more servings, and the numbers adjust with you. A Health Score for Every Meal Get a score out of 10 with a quick tip, so you know what to improve — no lectures. Your Daily Needs Calculate your daily calorie target based on your weight, height, and goal, and track how much you have left. No Sign-Up Required Open the app and start snapping from minute one. Sign-up is optional. — Subscription — You can try Kaffa for free. For more scans, subscribe to Kaffa Premium (monthly or yearly, with a free week for first-time yearly subscribers). The subscription renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the period, and you can manage or cancel it anytime from your Apple account settings. Fair use policy: 15 meals per day and 150 per month. Terms of Use: https://kaffa.khasomat.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://kaffa.khasomat.com/privacy Note: All figures are estimates. Kaffa is not a substitute for professional medical or nutritional advice.

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  1. Version 1.0First seen · 29 Sept 2026

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