Calorie counter for Indian food
Count calories in Indian home cooking, in plain words
HealthyEats is a private nutrition tracker that estimates calories and protein for everyday Indian meals — no searching food databases, no weighing, no barcode scanning.
How it reads a plate
Breakfast
“2 dosa, 1 katori sambar, coconut chutney”
Lunch
“Rajma chawal, 1 roti, salad”
Dinner
“Palak paneer, 2 phulka, curd”
Made for Indian kitchens
Most calorie counters are built around Western food databases. HealthyEats understands household Indian portions — katori, phulka, ladoo, a handful of namkeen — so dosa, dal, poha, biryani and thali just work.
Describe it, don't search it
Type your plate the way you'd say it out loud: “2 dosa, sambar, a bit of chutney”. The estimator works out calories and protein, with a realistic range for home cooking.
One question, only when it matters
If a detail would change the estimate meaningfully — plain dosa or masala dosa — you get one quick question. Otherwise it just works.
Private by default
Your meals, weight and targets are visible only to you. Photos you add for context are never stored.
Try it with tonight's dinner
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