Just tell Simor
Say what you ate. Simor writes it down.
Snap a photo, say it, or type it. A food database fills in the calories, and your day shows up as an energy count you can read.
Snap it, say it, or type it. Your day shows up as an energy count.
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How you log
Say what you ate. Simor writes it down.
Type it, scan a barcode, snap a photo, or say it out loud.
Take a photo. Simor names what's on it.
Protein, carbs, and fat, next to an energy count for the day.
Food database
Log a meal and see the day. Simor stays on the home screen with you.
Who it's for
A weight check-in, your meals, or a daily count you can read.
Lose, hold, or gain. Check in when you want. Simor won't promise a number on the scale.
Protein, carbs, and fat show up with what you ate.
Home shows protein, carbs, and fat. Tap the energy count when you want the calories.
Inside the app
The bird, today's targets, a photo of a plate, and a meal saved to dinner.
The bird stays on your home screen while you log.
Energy, protein, carbs, and fat for today.
Take a photo. Simor names what it sees, and you can fix it.
Type, scan, or say it. It shows up under dinner.
Side by side
How logging works here, in a typical calorie app, and in a photo counter.
| Question | Simor | Traditional apps | Photo apps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photo, voice, type, scan | Manual search | Mostly photo | |
| Asks, you edit | You look it up | It guesses | |
| Food database | Food database | Guessed calories | |
| Shown as calories | Shown as calories | ||
| A pet you log with | Charts and totals | Charts and totals | |
| Safe ranges | Unrealistic targets | Unrealistic targets | |
| Diary and counter | A calorie log | A guessed photo log |
Where it runs
iPhone and Android are ready. Foldables, watches, and tablets are still on the way.
iPhone, Android
Flip phones
Apple, Wear OS
iPad, Android
Reviews
From the App Store and Google Play.
luis terrared
5/5
This app is the most objective and useful app I found so far related to diet. The team is really doing a great job. Keep going!!! Tks for that!
Ahmad RB
5/5
This app makes tracking your calories very easy and the UI is very intuitive and easy to navigate.
Shmster98
5/5
Itβs delicately designed and helpful utilizing a great idea with a helpful approach. I love it!
Ayyoub
5/5
truly underrated πͺ
Questions
Logging, the free app, and Plus.
Simor is a food diary, a calorie counter, and a friend. The bird stays on your home screen while you log. Snap a photo, say it, scan a barcode, or type a meal, and your day shows up as energy, protein, carbs, and fat. Tap the energy count to see the calories.
You snap a photo, say what you ate, scan a barcode, or type it. Simor names the food and gets the calories from a food database. If a plate is unclear, it asks. You can edit the meal before you keep it.
You don't add them up. The app keeps an energy count for the day, and you can tap it to see the calories.
You can set a goal to lose, hold, or gain, and check in on your weight. Simor shows the direction. It doesn't promise you'll hit a number.
A photo, your voice, or what you type is Simor's read of the plate. Calories come from a food database after that. Change anything that looks off.
Yes. Meals show protein, carbs, and fat next to the day's energy count.
Typing is free forever. You get 15 free Plus scans for photo, voice, and barcode. Plus is $4 a week or $60 a year. Lower-income countries pay less, and the app shows that price when you buy.
Yes. Cancel Plus in your App Store or Google Play subscriptions.
Download it on the App Store or Google Play.