Photograph the whole plate
From above, once. Text and voice logging work too, and they stay free forever.
YumCount tells a full plate from “rice, 300 kcal”. Snap a photo, get an honest range with its margin, and fix the portion in one tap. It knows your cuisine by name, from sushi to kabsa.

Most calorie apps guess one ingredient, print one number, and act certain about it. That is how a full plate becomes “rice, 300 kcal” and a diet quietly fails.


From above, once. Text and voice logging work too, and they stay free forever.
A number with its margin, sized by how sure the model is. Never fake precision, never a red “over”.
¼, ½, ¾ or full. Portions are real-world: a plate, a bowl, a slice, a piece. Then log it.
This is exactly what the app shows after a scan. Values are from the food dictionary; the app refines them from your photo.
High confidenceMargin shrinks as the portion shrinks, and again once you fix an item or the app learns your usual plate.

Tell YumCount what you eat most and it loads a food pack: the dishes, the photos, the portion units, even the meal suggestions. Language and food are separate, so you can read the app in English and still get your grandmother’s cooking recognized.
Calories left in a ring that never turns red. Protein, carbs and fat as bars. Your meals with their photos underneath.

Log once a day and the streak grows. Miss a day and it resets without a lecture. Milestones at 1, 3, 7, 14, 30 and 100.
Weight trend versus the pace you chose, protein hit-rate, and a weekly report card you can actually read.
With 485 kcal left, YumCount suggests dishes you actually eat that fit the gap, not a kale salad you will never make.
Share your code. One friend who completes setup earns you 30 days of Premium; their trial grows to 7 days.
A clean card with the photo, the honest number and the macros for Stories, WhatsApp or Snapchat. Calories optional.
Meal photos stay in your private history on this device and in private storage. Analysis uses OpenRouter and its model providers; their retention and training terms apply.
There is no ad SDK in the app. Subscriptions pay for it, so you are the customer, not the product.
Export a ZIP of your records and available photos. Confirm account deletion to remove server records and photos before clearing this device.
One price in your own currency. The free trial is on the yearly plan; we say that plainly on the paywall too.
These are planned storefront prices. The current preview simulates Premium access; store purchases are not connected. Text and voice logging remain free. Final store prices and taxes appear before a purchase.
Photo estimates can be wrong. Each result shows a calorie range and margin based on the dish and portion. Review ingredients and amounts, correct the result, or enter calories and macros manually.
The dictionary covers 200+ dishes across a neutral everyday pack plus Gulf, Turkish, Egyptian and South Asian packs, each with its own portion units. The vision model is prompted with your pack first, so a dish is recognized by its real name, not reduced to its ingredients.
No. Photograph the plate, tap a portion, log it. Text and voice logging exist for when a photo is awkward, and they stay free forever, even without a subscription.
Saved photos are kept on this device and in private storage. Requested analysis sends photos to OpenRouter and its model providers. Sharing is your choice. Settings lets you export your records or confirm account deletion; processor terms determine their retention and training practices.
The current preview simulates Premium access and a 3-day yearly-plan trial on this phone. It does not charge through Apple or Google, and Restore purchases does not restore a store purchase or an anonymous account.
Arabic (full right-to-left), Turkish and English. Launching first in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Türkiye, with Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman on the Arabic listing and the English listing available worldwide.
Launching first in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Türkiye, with the English listing everywhere. Leave your email and we will send one message on launch day, nothing else.
