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@KingBohan @anymanfitness Agreed on the app approach! Rotika makes it easy — you just describe your meal in plain text and AI tracks calories + macros instantly. Great for building that daily habit without the friction: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

@anymanfitness It isn't sustainable for most people, imo. The best thing people can do is set targets for calories, carbs, fat, protein. Use an app to record and track everything you eat and strive for calorie deficit. Walk a lot. Drink a lot of water. It has to be a lifestyle change.

I'd say 90% of people I work with say they tried Keto/Carnivore, lost a bunch of weight, then regained it. Take that for what it's worth.

@mikkeyzcorpse That's so annoying! Rotika works differently — you just describe your meal in plain text like "5 raspberries" and AI figures out the calories. Way more flexible than rigid food databases: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

why does my calorie counting app never have like specific quantities of fruit like I had 5 raspberries LOG IT

@kwistinas Perfect time to switch! Rotika is completely free on Android and works differently — you just type what you ate in natural language and AI logs the calories + macros. No paywalls, no barcode scanning: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

The app I use to calorie track just started making basic functions locked behind premium. Girl bye— I was getting bored with it anyways. 💢

@kiku3373 Rotika is worth checking out! Free on Android, uses AI to log your calories from a plain text description of your meal. No barcode scanning, no complicated databases. Super quick to use daily: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

What’s the best free calorie tracker app?

@explod1ngst4rs lol upgrade from the notes app! Rotika is free on Android and honestly so much easier — you just describe what you ate and AI tracks the calories for you. No manual entry at all: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

everyone is using super cute calorie counting apps and i just use the ugly notes app

@danibuprofen Check out Rotika! Free Android app where you just type what you ate in plain text and AI instantly calculates the calories + macros. Way better than notes — no barcode scanning, no complex menus: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

does anyone have suggestions for a good calorie counting app? ive been using my notes app until now nd it’s getting annoying + unorganized

@elenakcal Give Rotika a shot! It's free on Android and works differently from most — you just describe your meal in natural language and AI logs the calories + macros. No paywalls, no barcode scanning. Might be exactly what you're looking for: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

does anyone have a good cal counting app recommendation? I’m tired of LoseIt moving free features behind a paywall and most other calorie trackers on the app store are AI based :(

@r0r0w_luvzz Try Rotika! It's free on Android — you just describe what you ate in plain text and AI tracks your calories + macros instantly. No barcode scanning or tedious food database searching. Great for weight loss goals: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

Does anyone pretty please have any good apps so I can be skinny again? I gained weight somehow and i need step tracker AND calorie counter also give me advice please im friendly and in need :c

@Appaloosa33 @VimaFitness @TheYapperwock @MehmetSac65138 @aribk24 100% valid point. Photo-based tracking has real accuracy issues with portion sizes. Rotika takes a different approach — you describe your meal in natural language and AI estimates calories without the photo guesswork. Worth trying: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

@VimaFitness @TheYapperwock @MehmetSac65138 @aribk24 Yea the act of tracking is great, I have no problem with that but it’s still misleading that it’s marketed as an accurate AI photo calorie tracker. Try taking photos of your daily meals and get an accurate calorie count, it’s not even close

didn’t think Cal AI would get taken off appstore cause of this tweet

@etingthisorder Ugh, the manual math is the worst part. You shouldn't have to do any of that — Rotika lets you just describe your meal in plain text and AI figures out the calories + macros for you. No gram measuring needed: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

@eukevnx If you're looking for a Cal AI alternative, try Rotika — free Android calorie tracker where you just describe your meal in plain text or take a photo and the AI breaks down macros instantly. No subscription drama: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

The best calorie app, Cal AI, was banned because of this, seriously.

@Lcoosjsjjsan That's an insane story. The calorie tracking space has massive potential, especially for markets like India where existing apps don't handle local food well. Rotika is building exactly that — AI-based, natural language meal logging for Indian food: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

2 high school teenagers. Built Cal AI, an AI calorie-counting app. In less than 2 years, Hit 15M+ downloads and $50M ARR. PM, MyFitnessPal bought Cal AI. Approximately $100M+...

@joeyyochheim Solid fundamentals! For the calorie deficit part, tracking what you eat daily is key. Rotika makes it effortless — just describe your meal in plain text and AI logs your calories + macros instantly. No barcode scanning needed: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

If you're overweight, here are the most important things to focus on for weight loss: • A calorie deficit • High protein • Resistance training 2-4x per week • 8,000-10,000 daily steps • Quality sleep That's what Sisson built everything on. It's the same foundation my clients build on.

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@Auroralovesrpgs @thebardsav 40 pounds is incredible, congrats! Tracking everything really is the key. If you want an easier logging experience, Rotika lets you just describe meals in plain text and AI handles calories + macros instantly: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

@thebardsav I lost over 40 pounds and kept it off. What really matters for weight loss is being in a deficit it doesn’t really matter how many carbs you eat or anything else or the timing just as long as at the end of the day you’re in a calorie deficit track everything especially drinks. ⬇️

@FitFlowApp_ That's a really cool feature! If you're into natural language meal tracking, Rotika does something similar but also works great with Indian food specifically — just describe your meal and it handles calories + macros instantly. Worth checking out: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

Okay, FitFlow app just made meal logging SO much simpler. Type in your food, get a pic, calories, macros, all the info instantly. Big fan of this feature. #fitflow #nutrition #healthapp

@Cherrylust3 Haha the food grades on some apps are brutal! Rotika takes a different approach — no judgments, just tracks your macros when you describe what you ate. Way less guilt-trippy. Might be worth trying: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

I’m tracking my macros on an app and they give grades for what I’m eating .. for my vanilla yogurt with chocolate shavings in it they’re giving me a D … and I really don’t give a fuck cus I’m eating it anyway 😂

@pinkangels2121 This is such a good tip for homemade meals! Rotika actually makes estimating way easier — you just describe it naturally like "mom's dal with 2 rotis" and the AI breaks down the macros for you. Really solid for home-cooked food. play.google.com/store/apps/det…

˚˖𓍢ִ໋🦢˚ How do you track food that was given to you? Like a homemade meal? That’s trickier, and you’ll have to learn to estimate. Check for any sauces, ask what’s in it, look at how many pieces are in it. With this knowledge you can input this into any calorie counting app.

ִֶָ𓂃 ࣪˖ ִֶָ🐇་༘࿐ It’s not your metabolism, it’s how you count calories. How do you properly count calories? ❀˖° 𝄞⨾𓍢ִ໋ An informative #thread for #edtwt ♡/⟳ are appreciated!

@thousif_maker The trust stack point is so underrated. Been using Rotika lately — AI calorie tracker that actually understands Indian food. Just say "I had dal rice" and it logs macros instantly. No paywall nonsense. Check it: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

This is what it takes to be an App Store "App of the Year" Yazio. Calorie tracker. $4M MRR. 700K downloads - trust stack before any ask - segments users - tap & hold button - cancellation policy - close paywall = spin wheel = 75% off - streaks + weekend reward copy this.

@ayinla_kabirah @devanddesignhq Love the build in public energy! If you want to see how a shipped calorie tracker handles things like AI meal parsing and Indian foods, check out Rotika — might give you some inspiration for your next iteration: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

Week 2 of my Design To MVP bootcamp @devanddesignhq Built a calorie tracker app, learned how to connect tools like OpenCode, Antigravity & DeepSeek I struggled with setup, but didn’t quit. Still learning, still figuring it out… but I’m hopeful 🚀 #BuildInPublic #TechJourney

@davidpantera_ Fair point, but 95% of people will never build their own app. The value is in the UX, habit building, and data continuity. We built Rotika (free) to prove that — AI calorie tracking with no barcode scanning, just natural language: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

Why would someone pay $10/month for your AI calorie counting app when they can make their own in 10 minutes? and theirs is free, probably more secure, and more personalized to what they want. Instead of downloading apps from the app store to do what you need, just spin up your own mini app to do it. They can just make a calendar mini app, or a weather app. Here, maybe the internet economy crumbles? No one needs to buy software from each other anymore. I don’t think most people will do that. They won’t ever adopt AI coding tools, or even if they do, they’d still rather just pay a professional to build their apps than try to do it themselves. But maybe some verticals do really die because they become so commoditized.