LokmaSnap your plate.
Know the numbers.
Point your camera at any meal. Lokma names every part of it, weighs the portion by eye and hands you a label you can fix in a tap.
Coming to the App Store iOS · autumn 2026
Avocado toast
Three taps between your plate and your plan.
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Photograph it
One photo from a little above. Or type “two eggs and toast”, or scan a barcode.
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Check the label
Every ingredient on its own line with its grams. Wrong amount? Tap. Wrong food? Say so in your own words.
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Stay on plan
Calories left for today in one big number, your weight line, and a streak that counts days, not perfection.
Honest numbers, not flattering ones.
Every part, not one guess
Rice, chicken, the oil it was cooked in. The label shows what went into the total so you can see where it comes from.
Fix it in words
“No egg, and two slices.” Lokma rewrites the label with your correction.
Your data stays with you
No account. Meals, photos and weights live on your phone.
Speaks your language
The app comes in 11 languages, and dishes get the names people use where you live, from menemen to pierogi.
Good to know.
How accurate is it?
No estimate from a photo is exact, and Lokma doesn’t pretend otherwise. Every part is shown with its grams, so you can see where the total comes from and fix what’s off. Hidden fats and sauces are the hardest to see; Lokma adds the likely ones and marks them as assumed. For packaged food, scan the barcode for the maker’s own numbers.
Are my photos stored?
Your photos stay on your phone. To estimate a meal, a smaller copy is sent to our server and to our AI provider, used for that answer and not kept by us.
Which languages does it speak?
English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese (simplified and traditional). Lokma follows your phone’s language.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up, and nothing on your phone is tied to your name or e-mail.
Does it work offline?
Logging, your plan and your progress work offline. Photo and text estimates need a connection.
How do I delete my data?
Profile › Delete all my data removes every meal, photo and weight on the phone. Deleting the app does the same.
Is this medical advice?
No. Lokma gives estimates to help you keep track. If you have a medical condition or a history of disordered eating, talk to a doctor or dietitian first.
Anything else? Write to starbuiltstudios@gmail.com