You might be wondering

Yes. Logging meals, water, weight and workouts is free, with ads. MaklaFit Pro is an optional subscription through Google Play that adds 10 MaklaFit AI photos and 50 messages a day and removes ads.

No. There is no account and no sign-up. Install the app, answer a few questions about yourself, and start logging.

Yes. 1,015 dishes come with names in English, French and standard Arabic, from harira, bissara, msemen and rfissa to kabsa, mansaf, ful medames and shawarma. Each has a natural helping and full nutrition per 100 g.

Your diary, the dish catalog and your own foods work offline once the catalogs have downloaded on first launch. MaklaFit AI and looking up a barcode the app hasn’t seen before need a connection.

English, French and Arabic. In Arabic the whole app is laid out right to left, charts included.

When you press send, your photo or message goes to Google’s Gemini models, and the estimate comes back to your phone. Your profile and diary are never sent, and Google doesn’t use the request to train its models. The chat stays on your phone until you delete it. Estimates can be wrong, so check them before you log.

Maklafit Balanced, intermittent fasting (12 to 20 hour fasts), Mediterranean, high-protein, low-carb, keto, Tayyibat, carnivore, or a custom split you set yourself.

Yes, through Health Connect on Android. MaklaFit can read steps, calories burned, heart rate, sleep and weight, and write your meals, water, weight and workouts. It’s off until you turn it on.

MaklaFit is on Google Play for Android today. The iPhone version is on its way.

Yes. Save a backup file from Settings and restore it on the new phone, or use Android’s phone-to-phone transfer, which carries your diary across.

No. It’s a food and activity diary. Dish figures are researched estimates and AI estimates can be wrong. Talk to a doctor or registered dietitian before starting a diet, especially if you’re pregnant or managing a health condition.