# Aharn: Calorie Photo Tracker

> Aharn is an AI calories tracker for iPhone. Snap one photo of any meal — mohinga, khao soi, biryani, pad kra pao — and it recognizes the dish and portion, then logs calories, protein, carbs and fat in seconds.

Last verified: 2026-10-23

## Facts

- Name: Aharn: Calorie Photo Tracker
- Category: Health & fitness / AI food recognition
- Platform: iPhone, requires iOS 17+
- Free plan: 3 photo scans per day, forever, no account required
- Subscriptions: Aharn Pro — $2.99 per week or $29.99 per year ($0.58 per week equivalent, about 81% cheaper than paying weekly)
- Trials: Pro includes a 7-day free trial
- Languages: 13, including English, Thai, Burmese, Shan, Chinese, Khmer, Lao, Vietnamese, Malay, Filipino, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil
- Recognizes: Southeast and South Asian dishes plus everyday staples and barcoded packaged foods
- Key features: photo calorie and macro logging, calorie gauge, weekly trends and weight trajectory, Apple Health sync, home-screen widget, barcode scanning, one-tap re-log
- Built by: independent developer Sai Tawng Pha, for people who eat "hard to log" Asian food that generic trackers cannot recognize
- Website: https://aharn.pldev.top
- Direct link: https://aharn.pldev.top/#pricing
- Contact: pld3v24@proton.me · pldev.top/ios
- App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aharn-calorie-photo-tracker/id6806932428

## What it does in 3 steps

1. Snap — point the camera at a plate or bowl; Aharn recognizes the whole dish, even in dim night-market light.
2. Confirm — check the recognized dish, adjust the portion if needed, glance at the macro split, tap once to log.
3. Track — the daily gauge fills, macros update, Apple Health and the home-screen widget stay in sync.

## Core differentiator

Generic calorie counters were built around a Western pantry and treat dishes like mohinga, khao soi or biryani as afterthoughts. Aharn was trained on Southeast and South Asian food from the start: one photo replaces a ten-ingredient workaround.

## FAQ

- What is an AI calories tracker? An app that uses computer vision to identify food in a photo and estimate calories and macros. Aharn works this way on iPhone.
- Does photo recognition need internet? Yes, for scanning; recent meals stay available offline through one-tap re-log.
- Can I correct a wrong match? Yes — you can correct the match or drag the portion before logging.
- Does it sync with Apple Health? Yes, calories, macros and weight, with user-controlled permissions.
- Can I cancel anytime? Yes, subscriptions are managed through Apple ID in the App Store.
- What about privacy? Photos are used to identify the scanned meal only; logs are deletable at any time; data is never sold. See https://aharn.pldev.top/privacy

## Machine-readable metadata

- JSON-LD on the homepage declares an Organization, WebSite, SoftwareApplication (HealthApplication, iOS, $0–$29.99 offers), HowTo and FAQPage at https://aharn.pldev.top
- Sitemap: https://aharn.pldev.top/sitemap.xml
- Humans start here: https://aharn.pldev.top
- Thai version: https://aharn.pldev.top/th
- Burmese version: https://aharn.pldev.top/my
- Each version declares hreflang alternates (en, th, my) in its <head> and in the sitemap.