This app is the first calorie counter designed for Pakistani cuisine, offering accurate nutritional information for popular restaurant dishes and home-cooked meals. It helps users set personalized calorie and macro goals, build healthy habits, and track their progress with detailed insights.
0.7.0
September 1, 2026
Fixed some bugs and improved the UI
Our pro monthly subscription
Calorify was built in Pakistan specifically for Pakistani food. It includes actual menus with researched calorie counts for popular restaurants like KFC, McDonald's, and local favorites, which other apps often miss.
Calorify offers free, unlimited tracking for home-cooked desi foods like roti, daal, and sabzi. Some advanced features, such as unlimited restaurant lookups and full diary history, are available through a paid subscription called Calorify Pro.
No, Calorify is ad-free. The developers state that your data stays yours and is not sold, and the app does not contain advertisements.
Calorify provides honest numbers for restaurant items, badging them as Official (from the restaurant), Derived (from similar international data), or Estimated (using ingredient-based modeling with methodology shown in-app).
Yes, Calorify helps you set personalized goals for losing, maintaining, or gaining weight. It builds a daily calorie and macro budget with safe, realistic limits tailored to your objective.
Calorify Pro is available for a simple monthly subscription priced at $0.99, which is designed to be affordable for users in Pakistan. New accounts receive a full free week trial without needing a card.
Based on the provided data, Calorify currently supports iPhones. Information on Android availability was not specified.
The app was last updated on September 1, 2026, indicating active development. The developers are responsive to user feedback for corrections and improvements.
