Portions you recognise
One bowl, half a plate, two pieces with curry, five sticks. The portions people actually order.
RiceCal counts Burmese food by the bowl. Mohinga, Shan khao swè, nan gyi thoke and the tea shop plates, oil and all. Snap it, describe it, scan a barcode or search by name.
Mohinga
Shan khao swè
Nan gyi thoke
Ohn no khao swè
Htamin jaw
Laphet yayWhy RiceCal
Other trackers ask you to weigh 180 g of cooked rice. RiceCal asks whether it was a bowl or a plate, and moves on.
One bowl, half a plate, two pieces with curry, five sticks. The portions people actually order.
Point at the plate. Every item gets named, the portion read as a weight, and anything can be fixed after.
Go over and RiceCal simply says so. It will nudge, never nag.
The app
Shan khao swè1 bowl (450 g)435kcal
Ohn no khao swè1 bowl (500 g)620kcalReviews
The snap feature and AI capabilities make things so quick and intuitive. App design is really cute too.
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This app is really easy to use. It is able to detect a lot of the local food that I snap.
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It also tracks my step count and updates my calorie limit, allowing me to eat a bit more.
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Good app, helps me keep track of my food calories. I also like that it integrates Apple Health.
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It works really well for local Asian food, which most calorie apps don't handle well.
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Strongest where a meal comes by the plate, the bowl or the stick. Pick a country to see what it already knows.
Pricing
3 photo meals a day, the barcode scanner and the whole catalogue.
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