Snap your plate.Know your macros.
Aharn is the AI calorie photo tracker that recognizes the dishes other apps can't — mohinga, khao soi, biryani — logging calories, protein, carbs and fat in one photo.
Loved by early users across Asia
Works with
Your lunch isn't in the database. That's the problem.
Generic calorie apps were built around a Western pantry. Southeast and South Asian food is treated as an edge case — if it appears at all.
No match
Unknown food — enter manually
Recognized
Khao Soi
Watch a bowl become a log.
Pick a dish. The camera sweeps, the corners lock and the macros type themselves in. This is the demo, not a recording.
Khao Soi
Coconut-curry noodles with chicken, pickles and crispy egg noodles.
Recognition result
ProcessingTry another dish
Built around the way Asia actually eats.
The essentials, sharpened. Every feature exists to make logging feel less like homework.
Photo → macros
Point, snap, done.
One photo is all Aharn needs. Dish, portion, calories and the full macro split land on your dashboard before your food gets cold.
No weighing. No ingredient hunting.
Regional dish library
A database that grew up eating rice.
Street-stall classics and home recipes from across Southeast and South Asia, matched by sight — not by a translated English name.
Four ways in
Four ways to log. Zero friction.
Some days you photograph. Some days you scan a barcode. Some days you eat the same lunch again.
Gauge & macros
A gauge that tells the truth.
One open 270° arc for the number that matters, with protein, carbs and fat right underneath.
Insights
Progress you can feel — and see.
-0.6 kgLast 8 weeks
Everyday fit
Fits the rest of your day.
Your logs flow into Apple Health, a widget keeps the day visible and reminders stay useful, never naggy.
Three taps between lunch and knowing.
No ingredient database archaeology. No portion spreadsheets. Just the plate in front of you.
Open the camera
Snap
Point at your plate or bowl. Aharn looks at the whole dish — not just a list of ingredients — even in a dimly lit night market.
Works with one hand, at the table.
Check the match
Confirm
See the recognized dish, adjust the portion if you want, and glance at the macro split. Tap once to log it.
You stay in control of the portion.
Get on with your day
Track
The arc fills, the macros update and your week takes shape. Apple Health and the widget stay in sync.
The whole day, in one glance.
Reach your goal on a real timeline.
See how your current pace maps to a date — then move the sliders to see what a different pace would change.
Projected weight
On trackGoal
62 kg by March 14
Adjust your pace
Move a slider and the timeline updates.
March 14
About 20 weeks at 0.6 kg per week
Illustrative projection assuming a steady 0.6 kg per week. Bodies are not linear — this is a planning tool, not medical advice.
From Yangon street stalls to Bangkok night markets.
Aharn was trained on the food we actually eat — the bowls, plates and banana-leaf parcels that other calorie apps reduce to a question mark. Recognition is not a bonus feature. It is the starting point.
Speaks your language
- English
- ไทย
- မြန်မာ
- ၽႃႇသႃႇတႆး
- 中文
- ខ្មែរ
- ລາວ
- Tiếng Việt
- Bahasa Melayu
- Filipino
- हिन्दी
- বাংলা
- தமிழ்
- + more
Line heights are tuned for Burmese and Shan glyphs, so nothing clips and nothing feels cramped.
420 kcalMohinga
မုန့်ဟင်းခါး
620 kcalKhao Soi
ข้าวซอย
590 kcalNasi Lemak
Nasi Lemak
680 kcalBiryani
برياني
540 kcalPad Kra Pao
ผัดกะเพรา
450 kcalPho
Phở
If it's on your table, it belongs in your tracker.
Loved around the table.
Early users from Yangon to Bangkok, Singapore to Da Nang — logging the food they grew up with.
“Finally, a tracker that knows what khao soi is. I stopped guessing at lunch and started actually logging.”
“The photo flow is so quick that I use it at the stall, before the noodles even arrive. That never happened with my old app.”
“Biryani used to be a 10-ingredient science project. Now it's one photo and a portion slider.”
“The gauge is oddly satisfying. I like that it is one clear number instead of five competing rings.”
“Shan noodles, nasi lemak, pho — it kept up with a two-week trip across four countries.”
“The Burmese and Shan labels actually render properly. Small detail, but it made the app feel made for me.”
“I log dinner in the time it takes the kettle to boil. The re-log shortcut is the quiet hero.”
“Apple Health sync just works, and the widget means I do not have to open the app to remember where I am.”
Simple plans. No food guilt.
Start free with 3 photo scans a day. Upgrade whenever you want unlimited scans and deeper insights.
Free
3 photo scans a day. Free forever.
No account required
- 3 photo scans a day
- Core dish library
- Daily calorie & macro dashboard
- Apple Health sync
- One-tap re-log
Aharn Pro
Most popularUnlimited scans, the whole library, deeper insight, zero ads.
$0.58 / week, billed yearly
- Unlimited photo scans
- Everything in Free
- Full regional dish library
- Advanced insights & weight trends
- Home-screen widget
- Priority dish recognition requests
- Support an independent team
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Prices shown in USD. Subscriptions are managed in the App Store.
Download on theApp StoreA few honest answers.
Still deciding? Here is the practical stuff — accuracy, privacy, languages and how subscriptions work.
An AI calories tracker uses computer vision to identify the food in a photo and estimate its calories and macros. Aharn works this way: you snap a photo of your plate, the AI recognizes the dish and portion, and the numbers land on your dashboard in seconds — no searching databases or weighing ingredients.
Your next meal is your first log.
Download Aharn, point your camera at lunch and see the numbers land in seconds.