What is FitKofer used for?

FitKofer is a serbian-language calorie tracker for local and packaged foods, with logging by text message, barcode or plate photo, verified database entries and a check-before-save step. It is a good fit for counting calories for traditional Balkan dishes and logging packaged foods by barcode.

How much does FitKofer cost?

FitKofer is a paid product with no free plan. 7-day free trial on the annual plan (about 3,999 RSD a year) or 3 days on the monthly plan (about 499 RSD a month).

Is FitKofer open source?

No. FitKofer is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Wger, SparkyFitness and Open Food Facts.

What are some alternatives to FitKofer?

FitKofer competes with Calorichat, CaloMetrik and Caloria.

FitKofer: features, pricing and alternatives

About FitKofer

FitKofer is a calorie and macro counting app written in Serbian for food people there actually eat. You can type what you ate, for example a gram amount of sarma and bread, and the app prepares a calorie and macro estimate, scan a barcode to find a product when it is in the database, or photograph a plate, with every estimate shown for review before it goes into the diary.

For exact tracking you can skip AI and choose foods from the database and enter grams, with a verified marker on checked values. Frequently eaten combinations can be saved as My meals and added with one tap, recipes can be edited, and local dishes such as sarma, gibanica, pljeskavica and bean stew show calories and macros per 100 grams. The app calculates a daily goal from your profile and its statistics track calories, protein and logging streaks.

A free trial is offered: 7 days with the annual plan or 3 days with the monthly plan. The site lists about 3,999 dinars a year or 499 dinars a month, notes prices vary slightly in the App Store and Google Play, and says you can cancel in phone settings.

Key features

Logging by text message
Barcode scanning of packaged products
Plate photo estimates reviewed before saving
Verified database with exact gram entry
Local Serbian and Balkan dishes
Saved meals and editable recipes
Daily goal, protein and streak statistics

Good fit for

Counting calories for traditional Balkan dishes
Logging packaged foods by barcode

Tags: calorie-counter; serbian; nutrition; barcode; balkan-food; macros; ios-android

FitKofer: questions and answers

What is FitKofer used for?: FitKofer is a serbian-language calorie tracker for local and packaged foods, with logging by text message, barcode or plate photo, verified database entries and a check-before-save step. It is a good fit for counting calories for traditional Balkan dishes and logging packaged foods by barcode.
How much does FitKofer cost?: FitKofer is a paid product with no free plan. 7-day free trial on the annual plan (about 3,999 RSD a year) or 3 days on the monthly plan (about 499 RSD a month).
Is FitKofer open source?: No. FitKofer is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Wger, SparkyFitness and Open Food Facts.
What are some alternatives to FitKofer?: FitKofer competes with Calorichat, CaloMetrik and Caloria.