Type a meal the way you'd say it — “2 rotis and dal for lunch” — and the AI books every item to your day, calories and protein against your budget.
Tap the download button. Your browser will ask you to confirm an APK download — that's expected.
Android asks permission to install from this source once. Accept, and the installer opens.
No account, no onboarding forms. Set your calorie and protein goal, then describe your first meal.
Quantities, mixed dishes, and “some” of things. Every parsed item stays editable with a stepper.
A separate protein budget tracked meal by meal, carbs estimated and labelled honestly as estimates.
Base goal − food + exercise = remaining. Exercise parses from a sentence too and credits back.
A food library built as you log. The AI checks your foods before guessing from a generic database.
Use the managed AI, or plug in an OpenRouter key held in your phone's secure storage — never on our servers.
No. There's no sign-up, no email, no OTP. Install the APK and set your goal.
No. In bring-your-own-key mode the key lives in your phone's secure storage and is used transiently per request — never stored on our servers, never logged.
Yes. The Play Protect warning appears because the app is installed from an unknown source rather than the Play Store — it's about the install method, not the app. Proficit will be on the Play Store in the coming time.
Go to Settings → Apps → special access → Install unknown apps, pick the browser you downloaded with, and allow it. Then re-open the downloaded APK.
Parsing a new meal needs a connection — that request goes to the model. Everything already logged, plus your food library, totals, and insights, reads offline.
Free, no account, — download.