Coming soon · iOS
A quieter way
to understand
what you eat.
Log a meal by voice, text, or photo. Sarika reads what you had, checks the numbers, and shows you the day — without shame, without noise, without pretending to know more than it does.
What Sarika is.
A nutrition log that listens before it guesses. You describe what you ate, the way you'd tell a friend. Sarika turns that into calories, macros, and micros — with a clear indicator of how sure it is.
A calendar that remembers. Trends over the week, the month, the quarter. Optional weekly weigh-ins if you want them. Water reminders that don't nag.
A holistic profile. Dietary patterns, allergies, conditions, cuisines you actually eat — all optional, all used to make identification more accurate. None of it used to lecture you.
A tone that doesn't judge. No praise, no shame, no "you have 260 calories left today" theater. Information, presented simply.
Three inputs.
One conversation.
Say it
"Two scrambled eggs, a slice of sourdough with butter, coffee with oat milk." Sarika transcribes on-device, asks one question if it needs to, and shows you the breakdown.
Type it
The fastest way, always available. Barcode scan for packaged food when you want it exact.
Photograph it
For when words won't do. Photos come with an honest confidence badge — we don't pretend the image alone tells us your portion size.
What Sarika won't do.
A short list, because it matters more than the feature grid.
- —No praise or shame for what you ate. Neutral, factual, useful.
- —No fake confidence. When a number is a guess, it's labeled a guess.
- —No aggressive goals. Weigh-ins are opt-in. Streaks are optional. The numbers can be hidden entirely.
- —No selling your data. Ever. Food logs and health information stay yours.
We'll write when Sarika is ready.
No drip campaign. One email, on the day the app is available.
Your email is only used for the launch notification.