Log it by voice
Tap the mic and say it like you'd tell a friend. We write it down, do the math, and show you what we assumed before you save.
Three sambousas and a cup of tea
Tap the mic to try itComing soon to iPhone and Apple Watch
Write what you ate.The calories are on us.
Sufra is a food journal that speaks your language. Type or say what you ate, and every line gets its calories from our food table, with our assumption written underneath so you can fix it in one tap.
- A reminder before any charge
- Arabic and English
A live example: a day's journal fills in line by line, and each line gets its calories. The total is 1,280 of 1,900 kcal.
In your words
Write it the way you say it.
No digging through long food lists. Type "2 cups of gahwa and 3 dates" or "latte وسط" the way you'd tell a friend, and Sufra gets it.
Try it now
Write a line and watch the math.
We work out the food and the amount from what you wrote, and the calories come from our food table. Every number shows its math.
TodayWednesday, October 7
A glass of laban and 2 datesglass ≈ 240 ml · date ≈ 9 g
170
Try:
This demo knows a short list of foods. The app knows far more.
Features
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Sufra is built around one idea: log fast, and trust the number.
What's left, at a glance.
From a Home Screen or Lock Screen widget, without opening the app.
Snap your plate Plus
We break the plate into foods and amounts, and you fix anything.
Your day starts at 4 AM
Late dinners and suhoor count toward the right day, not the next one. Drag the time and see.
Suhoor at 3:30 AM counts toward Wednesday.
Progress, without the lecture
Your week at a glance: the days inside your goal and the days that went a little over. In saffron, never red.
5 of 7days inside your goal
0.6 kgdown this week
Inside your goalOver your goal
Works with Apple Health
We write your food and weight to Apple Health, next to your steps and sleep.
Calories
Protein, carbs and fat
Weight
Apple Watch
Log from your wrist. Leave your phone in your pocket.
Tap the mic and say what you ate. We ask one question at most, then send the line to your iPhone and Apple Health.
- Double Tap opens the mic while your hand is busy with your coffee.
- A glass of water in one tap.
- Your favorites, ready: coffee, dates, laban.
Try it: tap the mic on the watch, or turn the crown.
Your companion
A camel that never judges.
Went a little over today? That's fine. The camel sips its coffee and reminds you tomorrow is a new day. No red, no guilt, no before-and-after photos.
15 moods. Try them:A little over today
That's fine. One day changes nothing. Tomorrow is a new day.
Questions
You might be wondering
From our food table. We work out the food and the amount from what you wrote, then take the calories from the table. If a dish isn't in our table, we mark it as an estimate you can adjust in one tap.
No. Sufra works fully on iPhone. The watch is a bonus if you have one.
We start with Saudi and Gulf Arabic, and we understand Arabic and English mixed together, like "latte وسط". More dialects and dishes come next.
Soon, on the App Store in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the day it lands.
We use the line's text or the photo only to recognize the food, never for ads. We don't store your photos.
Sufra is coming soon.
Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it lands in Saudi Arabia and the UAE.