Photograph the plate
One photo, itemised. A mixed plate comes back as separate foods with portions you can slide, not a single guess you have to accept.
Tagine, couscous, kabsa, kesra, mloukhia. Photograph the plate and Oklat reads it — item by item — because it was built for this food, not retrofitted to it.
The food scan is free forever. No credit card, ever.
Log a meal
Most trackers put their best input behind a paywall. Oklat's stay open, because a tracker you can't log to is not a tracker.
One photo, itemised. A mixed plate comes back as separate foods with portions you can slide, not a single guess you have to accept.
"Kesra with olive oil and a glass of tea." Type it the way you would say it, in Arabic, French or English.
Packaged food from the Open Food Facts database, cached on your phone so the supermarket aisle's dead signal doesn't matter.
A curated database of MENA staples, plus your own recents ranked by how often you actually eat them. Breakfast takes one tap.
Every AI result shows its confidence and every number is editable. When the model is wrong, one tap fixes it — and it learns from the correction.
Everything is stored on your phone first and syncs when it can. Kitchens and markets have bad reception; the app assumes it.
The anti-dark-pattern promise
Calorie apps have gotten very good at extracting a subscription from someone who just wanted to log lunch. Here is what Oklat will not do to you.
The core food scan is free forever. It is not a trial, not a monthly quota, not three scans then a popup.
No fourteen-screen quiz before you see the app. You are logging food within thirty seconds of first opening it.
We will never ask for payment details to unlock something we told you was free, and never auto-charge you at day three.
No vanity streaks to break, no notifications shaming you back in. Missing a Tuesday is not a moral event.
The AI tells you how sure it is. A 62% guess looks different from a 96% one, so you know when to check the number.
Share a shopping list with your family without sharing what you ate. That boundary is built into the database, not a setting.
How it works
No account needed to start. No quiz, no email wall.
Or describe it, scan it, or tap a favourite.
Adjust a portion if it's off. Most of the time it isn't.
The ring updates. Nothing nags you until tomorrow.
Household
Groceries are not a solo activity. Oklat's shopping list and pantry are shared across your household and update on everyone's phone the moment someone ticks something off.
Built for the region
Most apps ship in English and bolt on a translation later, so the Arabic build reads backwards and the food database has never heard of mloukhia. Oklat was written the other way around.
Pricing
Everything you need to track what you eat costs nothing. Oklat+ is for people who want the cooking planned too.
The whole tracker. Not a trial.
For when you want the week planned.
Leave an email and we'll tell you the moment Oklat is on your store. One message. That's the whole plan.
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