Photo
Nora identifies the dish and the portion size from the photo and asks you to confirm. If it is not correct, type the name of the dish and Nora recalculates.
Calorie tracking for Persian cuisine
Photograph your meal, describe it by voice, or type it. Nora calculates its calories, protein, carbohydrates and fat, measuring rice by the kafgir and kebab by the skewer.
No app store required. Nora runs in your phone’s browser, and the app is in Persian.
What did you eat? چی خوردی؟
۳۰۰ گرم کلهپاچه با دو کف دست نون سنگک و چای
“300 grams of kaleh pacheh with two palm-size pieces of sangak bread and tea.”
Protein 59 gCarbs 34 gFat 47 g
Three ways to log
Photo, voice or text. Each method produces the same result: the calories, protein, carbohydrates and fat of the meal.
Nora identifies the dish and the portion size from the photo and asks you to confirm. If it is not correct, type the name of the dish and Nora recalculates.
Describe your meal as you normally would. Your words appear on screen as you speak, and brief pauses do not end the recording.
As you type, only matching foods are shown. You can also enter an entire meal in a single sentence.
Persian cuisine
Nora’s food database is built for Persian cooking. It covers regional dishes from across Iran, each measured in the household portions used at home. Every food is looked up in this database first, and only items not found there are estimated by AI.
368 Persian recipes, 517 curated foods and 3,285 ingredients, 2,612 of which include household measures.
Each row shows the figure Nora displays when that dish is logged.
Macronutrients
Each macronutrient has a fixed color in Nora, used consistently across every ring, bar and chart, so the composition of a meal is clear at a glance.
Ghalieh mahi with two kafgir of rice and two spoons of torshi liteh
Protein 29 gCarbs 71 gFat 15 gFiber 5.1 g
Every meal also receives a nutrition score and protein and fiber cards. Nutrition tips are based on calculation, not judgment. The fiber target is 14 g per 1,000 kcal.
Beyond meals
All of these are recorded in the same app, next to your meals.
Logged glass by glass, at 250 ml per glass.
A simple timer with start and stop.
83 activities, from walking to yoga. Calories burned are calculated from MET values.
Weight logging, with trends over a week, a month, three months or a year.
Meal suggestions based on the ingredients you have at home, whether you are cooking or ordering.
Five 30-day plans: the WHO healthy plate, the USDA plate, DASH, Mediterranean and healthy plant-based.
Three short missions each day, with a count of consecutive days.
Optional daily reminders and weekly weigh-in reminders.
An automatic day and night theme, adjustable text size and a high-contrast mode.
Our approach
Nora is a nutrition guide, not a substitute for a doctor.
Privacy
Data is stored on your phone first. Once you sign in, a copy is synced to your account.
Read the full privacy policy (in Persian)Full-size food photos stay on your phone and are not stored on our servers. Only a small thumbnail is synced. To identify a dish, the photo is sent to an AI service.
Your name and phone number are never included in any request to the AI.
We do not sell your data or use it for advertising.
Everything you log remains available on your phone offline. Only AI analysis requires a connection.
Installation
Nora is a web app. It opens in your browser, and you can add it to your home screen like any other app.
FAQ
Not at present. The app is in Persian only, including its right-to-left layout and the Persian calendar.
Not at present. Meal logging is free, and photo analysis is available for up to five photos per day.
The figures are estimates, particularly portion sizes. Nora looks up every food in its own database first, and you can always adjust the amount.
Your log is stored on your phone and remains viewable offline. Photo, voice and text analysis require a connection.
Yes. Open it in Safari and add it to your home screen. Voice logging is available on iPhone as well.
No. Nora is a nutrition guide. If you have a medical condition, please consult your doctor.