Burgers, Tacos, Burritos, Jollof and Bibimbap — one calorie tracker that knows them all.
A calorie and macro diary with 403 dishes across 16 cuisines, barcode scanning, and a diary that lives on your own phone.
I already have an account
Food the big trackers guess at
Most calorie apps cover Western supermarket food well and everything else badly — you end up logging “rice, white, cooked” for a plate of jollof. MetraFit ships proper entries for the food people actually cook.
American
Restaurant
Mexican
West African
East African
North African
Southern African
Caribbean
Indian
Pakistani & Bangladeshi
Chinese
Japanese
Korean
Southeast Asian
Middle Eastern
European
Everything you'd expect from a food diary
Barcode scanning
Point at a packet and log it. Included, not sold as an upgrade.
Recipes and saved meals
Build a dish once, log it by the serving. Import a recipe from a link.
Weight, steps and water
A trend line that ignores daily noise, and steps from your phone — no wearable needed.
Works offline
The diary, the database and the maths all run on your phone. An account only adds sync.
What it costs
$29.99
per year
That is $2.50 a month, with a 7-day free trial. $4.99 if you would rather pay monthly.
For comparison, the best-known tracker charges around $19.99 a month and keeps barcode scanning behind that.
How we treat your data
We never sell your data, and there is nobody to sell it to
Delete your account from inside the app, in two taps
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
MetraFit is a logging tool, not medical advice. Calorie and macro figures are estimates. Step counting needs the phone app.