Finally, a food diary that understands jollof, eba, suya, and all your favorite African dishes. Log meals by chat or photo, get personalized health guidance.
Built specifically for Nigerian and African food culture, with accurate calorie data and culturally realistic portion guidance.
Simply type what you ate: "I had jollof rice, plantain and 2 pieces of chicken" and we'll track it for you.
Take a photo of your meal and we'll identify the foods and estimate portions automatically.
Personalized guidance for weight loss, diabetes, hypertension, or PCOS - tailored to your health goals.
See your daily calories, macros, and weekly trends with gentle, encouraging insights.
Get advice tailored to your specific health goals and conditions.
Calorie-conscious guidance with practical portion tips for Nigerian meals.
Focus on carb management with smart swaps like amala for pounded yam.
Salt awareness and heart-healthy alternatives for your favorite dishes.
High-fiber, balanced macros with guidance on managing hormonal health.
Real stories from people transforming their health with CalorieNaija.
"I've been diabetic for 5 years and every app I tried didn't understand Nigerian food. CalorieNaija finally lets me track my amala and ewedu properly. I can see exactly how many carbs I'm eating."
Adaeze O.
Lagos, Nigeria
"Living in London, I missed home food but worried about my weight. CalorieNaija helped me enjoy jollof rice guilt-free because I finally know the real calories. Lost 8kg in 3 months!"
Chidi M.
London, UK
"As a nutritionist, I recommend CalorieNaija to all my Nigerian clients. The portion sizes are realistic and the health modes for PCOS and hypertension are exactly what we needed."
Dr. Funke A.
Abuja, Nigeria
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Our nutritional information is verified against leading health research sources including Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, USDA FoodData Central, and peer-reviewed African nutrition studies. We're committed to providing accurate, research-backed data you can trust for your health journey.
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