Eat well, together.
Sufra is a calorie tracker for the people you share meals with. Snap your plate or say what you ate, and the people at your table keep you going.
Free to join. It lives on your Home Screen, like any app.
Snap it, or just say it.
Take a photo of your plate, or write ‘two eggs, toast with labneh and a black coffee’. Your meal is on the table at once, and the calories arrive a few seconds later. No barcodes, no searching a database, no forms.
It shows its working.
Every estimate lists what it counted and what it assumed, like ‘We guessed a tablespoon of olive oil’. One tap tells it otherwise. Know the real number? Type it in. Yours always wins.
Made for the food you actually eat.
Kabsa is kabsa. Machboos, mansaf, shakshuka, fattoush and karak are named the way you’d name them, right next to the burger and the sushi.
Chicken kabsa
Lamb machboos
Shakshuka
Fattoush
Tea and dates
Lentil soup
Grilled hammour
Halloumi salad
A table, not an audience.
- Private tablesYou share only with the tables you join: your family, your partner, your cousins. No public feed, no strangers.
- Your own goalEveryone is measured against their own target, never against each other.
- No streaks to loseNo leaderboards, no badges, no guilt. Just a heart when someone’s plate looks good.
- Progress, togetherEveryone’s weight on one chart, each line ending in a face, seen only at your own table.
Pay only for estimates, and share them.
No subscription and no trial that runs out. A table keeps a small balance that anyone at it can top up, and everyone shares it. Every new table starts with about 150 estimates on us.
- Joining a tableFree
- Your own numbersType the calories, always freeFree
- EstimatesEach photo or sentenceUnder 1¢
A $5 top up covers about 2,000 estimates for the whole table: about 5 months of every meal for a family of four.
Install it like an app.
No app store needed. Sufra lives on your home screen, opens full screen, and works on iPhone and Android.
On iPhone
Open Sufra in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
On Android
Open Sufra in Chrome and tap Install when it asks, or Add to home screen from the menu.
Questions people ask
How accurate are the estimates?
About as good as a careful guess from someone looking at your plate. Portions are the hard part, which is why every estimate tells you what it assumed and asks about the things it couldn’t see. Answering those questions makes it noticeably more accurate, and you can always type in the real number.
Who can see what I eat?
Only the people at the tables you join. There’s no public profile, nothing to follow, and nothing shared outside your tables.
Who sees my weight?
The people at your tables. A family table sees each other’s weight and BMI on one chart, so you can keep each other going. Your age and the rest of your plan stay yours, and nothing leaves the tables you join.
What does it cost?
Joining a table and writing your own numbers are free. Estimates from photos and descriptions cost under a cent each, paid from a balance that anyone at the table can top up. New tables start with about 150 estimates on us.
Does it understand Arabic dishes?
Yes. It names Gulf, Levantine and North African dishes the way you would: kabsa, machboos, mansaf, harees, fattoush. The app itself is in English for now; Arabic is coming.
Can I take something back?
Always. Delete any meal or move it to another day. Leave a table and your meals stop showing there.
Pull up a chair.
Set a table for your family in a minute, and log your next plate together.
Set your tableGot an invitation? Open the link you were sent.