Fitness Tracker - Ai Coach

An Indian nutrition app that turns a meal photo into calorie, macro and nutrition estimates with AI, and also tracks steps, activity and health insights.

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IndexedAugust 1, 2026

UpdatedAugust 3, 2026

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Fitness Tracker AI Coach is a nutrition and activity tracking app built around Indian food. Its main idea is that a user can point the camera at a meal and receive an estimate of calories, macros and nutrition without manually searching a database.

What it does

The core feature is AI food scanning: the app analyses a meal photo and returns nutrition, calories and macros. The maker positions the recognition as tuned for regional Indian dishes, and the site states it covers more than 15,000 food items and cites a 98 percent accuracy figure for its food recognition. Alongside food logging, the app tracks steps and activity with caloric burn, and presents AI-driven health insights over the data it collects.

Technology

According to the site, image recognition is powered by Google Gemini vision models, with the backend running on Google Cloud infrastructure in India and Vertex AI used to refine the nutrition dataset. The accuracy and usage numbers on the page are claims made by the app rather than independently verified figures.

Platforms: listed on Google Play and the Indus App Store.
Focus: Indian meals and regional dishes rather than a global food database.

Pricing

A free Starter plan offers limited scans, basic tracking and community support. A Pro plan is listed at 999 rupees per year and adds unlimited scans, advanced insights and priority processing.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Estimates calories and macros from a single meal photo
Recognition tuned specifically for Indian and regional dishes
Free plan available, with an affordable yearly Pro tier
Combines food logging with step and activity tracking

Cons

Accuracy and usage figures are stated by the app and not independently verified
Focused on Indian cuisine, so global foods may be less well covered
Available on Android only per the listings

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the food scanning work?

You take a photo of a meal and the app uses AI vision models to estimate calories, macros and nutrition.

Is it free?

There is a free Starter plan with limited scans; a Pro plan is listed at 999 rupees per year for unlimited scans and more insights.

Is it made for Indian food?

Yes. The maker positions the recognition as tuned for regional Indian dishes.

Where can I download it?

It is listed on Google Play and the Indus App Store.

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