Mixed meals are welcome
Bowls, restaurant plates, and home-cooked meals can be analyzed without finding every ingredient in a database first.
Photograph. Message. Understand.
Keola analyzes a meal photo inside WhatsApp, estimates calories and macros, and explains one practical way to balance what you eat next.
No signup or card for your first meal analysis.
Bowls, restaurant plates, and home-cooked meals can be analyzed without finding every ingredient in a database first.
Mention ingredients, portion sizes, oils, or sauces in the same message to help Keola interpret what the photo cannot show.
The response presents an estimate, explains common uncertainty, and gives a simple next-meal suggestion.
The tracked link opens a pre-filled message to Keola.
Use a photo or describe what you ate in ordinary language.
Keola returns calories, macros, an accuracy caveat, and a suggestion for balancing your next meal.
AI estimates cannot see every ingredient or preparation detail. They should not replace weighed tracking or professional guidance when clinical accuracy is required.
Accuracy varies. Visible foods are easier to estimate than hidden ingredients, and portion size, cooking oil, sauces, and preparation methods can change calories substantially. Treat the result as a useful estimate rather than a measurement.
Yes. Keola can return multiple detected foods and a combined calorie and macro estimate for a mixed meal.
The free analysis is not consumed when Keola cannot read the meal. You can try a clearer photo or send a short text description instead.
Yes. Keola's result includes a practical next-meal suggestion, and personalized daily coaching is available after onboarding.
Test Keola with one meal before creating an account or choosing a plan.
Try Your Meal in WhatsApp