Private by default
Track what you eat without handing over your life
MilavikaFit estimates the calories and macros in a meal from a photograph, a barcode or a search, and keeps the result in a diary only you can read.
- No advertising identifier
- No analytics SDK
- Export or delete whenever you want
What it does
Log a meal from a photo
Point the camera at a plate and MilavikaFit estimates its calories and macros. The location the photo was taken at is stripped on your device before anything is uploaded, and the image itself is deleted 30 days later.
Barcodes, search and manual entry
Scan a packet, search a food or type one in. These are free, forever — there is no daily cap on any of them and no account tier that unlocks them.
Weight, trend and streaks
Weigh-ins draw a trend line that ignores the day-to-day noise, and a streak counts the days you actually logged. Apple Health and Health Connect fill the chart in for you if you let them.
Your diary, exportable
Export everything as CSV whenever you want, and delete your account from Settings in three taps. Deleting the account deletes the data with it.
What it costs
Free
Barcode scanning, food search, manual entry, your diary and your weight chart are free, forever.
MilavikaFit Pro
MilavikaFit Pro adds photo scanning at a fair-use daily ceiling, which the purchase screen states before you buy, along with weekly reports and CSV export.
Pro is $9.99 per month or $59.99 per year in the United States; your own store shows the price in your currency. A 3-day free trial is offered once per account, and the store — not this app — is where a subscription is cancelled.
This is not medical advice
MilavikaFit is a food diary, not a medical device, and nothing it shows is medical advice. Calorie and macro figures are estimates. Talk to a doctor or a dietitian before changing what you eat, especially if you are pregnant, managing a health condition, or have a history of disordered eating.