Questions about Grami

Grami is an AI calorie and macro tracker for iPhone and Android. You photograph a meal, say it out loud, or scan a barcode, and it logs calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber and sugar in seconds — without making you search a food database.

You take one picture of the plate. Grami identifies each item in the shot, estimates the portion sizes from what it can see, and totals the meal. Every number it produced is shown before saving, so you can correct anything that looks off. Photographing from above, with the whole meal in frame, gives the best result.

Grami identifies the items on the plate and estimates portions from what it can see, then shows every number it produced so you can correct anything before saving. It is built to get you a good, consistent estimate in seconds — not to replace a kitchen scale for competition prep. For most people, a consistent estimate they actually log beats an exact number they stop entering after a week.

Yes. That is the point of the photo and voice input — most trackers only really know packaged products. Grami reads the actual plate, and the barcode scanner is there for the packaged half of your day.

Yes. Say something like “two eggs, sourdough toast and half an avocado” and Grami logs it. Dictation runs in your language and works when your hands are busy or the food is already eaten.

Yes. Point the camera at a packaged product’s barcode and the label comes back filled in, ready for you to adjust the serving size.

Calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and sugar. You can set a daily target for each one, or let Grami use sensible daily values.

A photo is sent for analysis and stored with the meal under your own account so you can see it later in your history. Deleting a meal deletes its photo, and deleting your account deletes everything. See the privacy policy for the full detail.

Yes — that is what lets your history survive a reinstall or a new phone. Email and password, nothing more.

Both. Grami is built for iOS and Android from one codebase, with a home-screen widget on each platform showing today’s calories and macros.

English, Greek, Spanish, French, German and Italian — the whole app, including AI meal analysis and voice logging.

Logging by barcode or by hand works without a connection, and everything syncs when you are back online. Photo and voice analysis need a connection, because that is where the AI runs.

Pricing is confirmed at launch. Grami is in final testing before its first App Store and Google Play release, and the store pages will carry the current price the day it ships.

Grami is in final testing before its first App Store and Google Play release. The store buttons on this page go live the day it ships.

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