Coming soon · in closed testing
Ojas
Calorie tracking that understands Indian food
Most calorie apps were built for a Western plate and ask you to log a bowl of dal as "lentil soup, 1 cup". Ojas starts from how India actually eats: photograph the plate, and it names the dish.
Ojas is not on Google Play yet. Email us and we will tell you the day it is.
Built for the plate in front of you.
Photograph your plate
Point the camera at your food and Ojas identifies the dish, then estimates calories and macros. The photo is used to recognise the meal and is never stored by us.
Scan a barcode
For anything packaged, scan the barcode and the nutrition comes straight off the label.
Eight Indian languages
Dal, dosa, biryani and hundreds more, recognised by the names people actually use — not forced into English approximations.
A streak that grows
Log a day, gain a leaf. Keep going and it becomes a tree. Miss a day and it holds rather than wiping out months of work.
A monthly read
Once a month, a short written summary of how the month actually went — with every number computed on your device.
Health Connect
Your activity is read live and shown on screen. It is never sent anywhere and never included in your backup.
A food diary is personal. We treat it that way.
Ojas carries no advertising SDKs, no analytics SDKs and no third-party trackers. The full policy documents every field that leaves your phone.
- Food photos are never stored by us
- Your data is never used to train AI models
- No ad SDKs, no analytics SDKs, no trackers
- Accounts and backups stored in Firebase, Mumbai region
- Delete account erases the cloud backup and the device data
Ojas is in closed testing.
It is not on Google Play yet, and we would rather say so than post a launch date we have not earned. Leave us your email and you will hear the day it opens.