Calorie tracking that doesn't
feel like a chore.
Type what you ate. Thali reads the dish, ingredient by ingredient, and shows its work.
Why it's different
Search a composed dish in the usual app and you get one average with nothing behind it. Thali breaks it into what is actually on the plate, so you can see where the calories came from and correct the one line that is wrong.
"two eggs and toast" is enough. No searching a database, no picking from a list.
Barcode scanning and photo recognition for when typing feels like too much.
A confidence score on every entry, so you always know how sure the estimate is.
Biryani, palak paneer, dosa and thali are read as the dishes they are, with the cooking oil and ghee that most trackers quietly miss. No setting to switch on. It works this way for everyone, from the first thing you log.
Thali ships zero third-party analytics, advertising or attribution SDKs. Nothing follows you between apps, nothing is sold, and your meal photos are never stored. Read the privacy policy if you want the specifics rather than the promise.
How it works
"chicken shawarma with hummus and fries"
Each item is priced separately, using USDA FoodData Central where an entry exists and an ingredient-level estimate where it does not.
Tap to edit a portion, remove an item, or just accept it and move on.
Pricing
Prices vary by region, so no figure is quoted here: the price shown in the App Store when you subscribe is the one that applies, and free-trial eligibility is decided by Apple. Details in the Terms.
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