Scan your plate.
The rest takes care of itself.
Livofit reads your meals from a single photo, works out the calories and macros, then keeps an eye on your water and your steps. One app, no manual logging.
- 1.2 s per scan
- 1.2 M foods
- No ads
Today
1,480 / 2,100 kcal
Salmon bowl
Scanned 2 min ago · 612 kcal
- Protein
- 32 g
- Carbs
- 48 g
- Fat
- 14 g
1.6 L
8,240
Features
Three habits, tracked properly.
Nutrition, hydration and movement live in the same place — so you only open one app, and you only log what you actually eat and drink.
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Scan your meal
Point the camera at your plate. Livofit identifies the food, estimates the portion and logs calories, protein, carbs and fat in about a second.
1.2 M foods · barcodes · restaurant menus
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Track your water
One tap per glass. Your daily target adapts to your weight and activity, and reminders only show up when you actually fall behind.
Custom cup sizes · gentle reminders
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Count your steps
Steps come straight from your phone's motion sensor, so there is nothing to wear and nothing to open. Distance and active calories included.
Apple Health · Google Fit · no wearable
- Barcode scanner
- Apple Health & Health Connect
- Works offline
- Data stays private
How it works
Three steps, then it runs itself.
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Scan the food, not the label
Point the camera at your plate and Livofit recognises the dish. For anything packaged, scan the barcode instead — we read it against the Open Food Facts database, so the numbers come from the product itself rather than an estimate.
- Plate recognition
- Barcode lookup
- Open Food Facts data
- 2
Water and steps come along for the ride
One tap logs a glass. Steps are read from your phone's motion sensor in the background, so movement is counted whether or not you remember to open the app. Both sit next to your calories instead of in a separate tool.
- One-tap hydration
- Passive step count
- Weekly trends
- 3
Everything syncs, even offline
Scans made without signal are queued on the device and uploaded the moment you reconnect. Livofit syncs both ways with Apple Health and Google Fit, so your rings, workouts and weight stay consistent across every app you already use.
- Offline queue
- Apple Health
- Google Fit
Scan
CameraGreek yoghurt, 150 g
Open Food Facts · 138 kcal
Activity
This week1.6 / 2.2 L
6 glasses logged · 2 to go
8,240
Sync
Up to date- Open Food Facts 3.4 M products
- Apple Health Steps · distance
- Google Fit Hydration · workouts
2 scans saved on device. They will upload as soon as you are back online.
Pricing
Free to log. Pro to understand.
Scanning, water and steps stay free for good. Pro adds the history and the statistics you need once the habit is in place.
Livo
Everything you need to log your day.
No credit card, no trial that expires.
- Unlimited meal scans
- Barcode lookup via Open Food Facts
- Water and step tracking
- Apple Health & Health Connect sync
- 30 days of history
- Works offline
Livo Pro
For the numbers behind the habit.
Or €39 per year — two months free. Cancel anytime.
Everything in Livo, plus:
- Unlimited history, no cut-off
- Advanced stats: weekly and monthly reports
- Trends for weight, macros, hydration and steps
- Custom calorie and macro targets
- Recipe builder and saved meals
- CSV export of everything you log
- Priority support
No ads on either plan. Your data is never sold, on Free or on Pro.
FAQ
Questions people ask before installing.
Something missing? Write to us at hello@livofit.app and we answer within a day.
Is Livofit free?
Yes. Scanning, hydration and steps are free with no ads and no daily scan limit. A paid plan adds long-term history, custom macro targets and data export, but nothing you log is ever locked behind it.
How accurate is the scan?
For packaged food, the barcode gives you the exact figures published for that product, so accuracy is as good as the label. For a cooked plate, Livofit estimates the portion from the photo — expect a sensible estimate rather than a lab measurement, and adjust the portion in one tap if it looks off.
Where does the nutrition data come from?
Packaged products are matched against Open Food Facts, an open database of more than 3.4 million items maintained by a non-profit community. Restaurant and home-cooked dishes come from our own curated food table.
Do I need a watch or a fitness band?
No. Steps are read from the motion sensor already in your phone, so there is nothing extra to buy, wear or charge. If you do own a watch, Livofit reads from Apple Health or Google Fit instead and uses whichever source is more complete.
Does it work without a connection?
Yes. Scans and logs made offline are queued on the device and uploaded the moment you reconnect. Nothing is lost in a basement gym or on a plane.
What happens to my data?
Your logs belong to you. We never sell them and we never share them with advertisers. You can export everything as CSV at any time, and deleting your account erases your data from our servers for good.