Your pace.
Your progress.
Set goals that suit you. See your weekly trends and get to know your habits, one meal at a time.
ROOTED IN CULTURE. MADE FOR YOU.
AFRICAN FOOD, UNDERSTOOD.Your food.Your culture.Your goals.
A little more knowing.
A lot more enjoying.
Meet the calorie tracker that speaks African food.
Yes, even mum’s jollof.Made for your plate.Snap it. Know it. Enjoy it.
GOOD FOOD. NO GUESSWORK.A healthier relationship with your plate ↓
01 / A SEAT AT THE TABLE
You shouldn’t have to
change your food
to understand it.
Jollof isn’t just “rice”. Egusi isn’t just “soup”. Your food has a story — and deserves a tracker that gets it. AfroCal brings African dishes, familiar portions, and everyday nutrition together.
02 / LESS LOGGING. MORE LIVING.
From plate to picture.
To a clearer picture.
Snap. And you’re halfway there.
Photograph your meal. AfroCal helps identify the dish and estimate its nutrition. Sign in with Apple to use photo recognition.
A LITTLE CLARITY.
WITH EVERY BITE.
01 / 03
WITH EVERY BITE.
01 / 0303 / A WHOLE CONTINENT OF FLAVOUR
Familiar food.
Fresh perspective.
01
Banku
West Africa~300 / typical serving↗02Bobotie
South Africa~450 / typical serving↗03Chapati (East African)
East Africa~280 / typical serving↗04Egusi Soup
West Africa~400 / typical serving↗05Fried Plantain (Dodo)
West Africa~270 / typical serving↗06Fufu
Central Africa~330 / typical serving↗07Injera
East Africa~130 / typical serving↗08Jollof Rice
West Africa~330 / typical serving↗09Pepper Soup
West Africa~180 / typical serving↗10Pounded Yam
West Africa~400 / typical serving↗11Suya
West Africa~220 / typical serving↗12Waakye
West Africa~400 / typical serving↗Nutrition values are estimates. Recipes and portions make every plate different.
04 / BUILT AROUND REAL LIFE
Your pace.
Less friction.
More flavour.
Type what you ate with Quick Log. No account needed to get started — just you and your plate.
Personal.
And private.
Meals saved on your device first. Sign in with Apple for photo recognition and sync. Delete your data whenever you want.
05 / THE LITTLE THINGS
Curious?
Dig in.
Is AfroCal free?
Yes. AfroCal is completely free during beta, with more features on the way for early supporters. Download it on the App Store for iPhone (iOS 17 or later).
How does AfroCal recognise African food from a photo?
Snap a photo of your meal and AfroCal's AI identifies the dish instantly, matching it against a curated database of 112 African dishes across West, East, North, South, and Central Africa, then returns calories, protein, carbs, and fat.
Do I need to create an account to track calories?
No account is needed for text-based logging. Type what you ate — like 'Jollof rice with chicken' — and get instant nutrition data. Sign in with Apple only if you want AI photo recognition and cloud sync.
Which African dishes does AfroCal support?
AfroCal covers 100+ dishes from every region of Africa: Jollof Rice, Egusi Soup, Fufu, Pounded Yam, Suya, Waakye, and Banku from West Africa; Injera and Chapati from East Africa; Bobotie from South Africa; couscous and tagine dishes from North Africa; and many more.
Is my data private?
Yes. Sign in with Apple keeps your identity private, food photos are analysed securely and never stored on servers, meals are saved on your device first, and you can delete your account and all data at any time from Settings.
Which languages are supported?
English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian, with dark mode support.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH YOUR NEXT MEAL.