Sufra

The calorie tracker for families

Your family,
at one sufra.

Snap your plate or say what you ate. The dallah counts it, and your plate lands on your family’s sufra next to everyone else’s.

Lay your sufra

Free to start. It runs in your phone's browser, so there's no App Store.

Point your phone's camera here.Sufra opens on your phone, ready to add to your Home Screen. Or continue on this computer.

A family lunch on a sufra, seen from above: lamb machboos in the middle, fattoush, hummus, bread, dates, laban and karak, with hands reaching in.

بالعافية(bil-afiya: to your health)

سفرة sufra: the cloth a family spreads out to eat together.Tap a sticker to see what was counted.

Snap it.
Or just say it.

A photo of your plate, or a sentence the way you’d text it. The number comes back in a few seconds, with what it counted, and lands on your seat.

Shakshuka in a small iron pan, with a torn piece of bread beside it.
Dad · شكشوكةShakshuka430kcal
Two eggs140
Tomato and pepper sauce120
A piece of bread170
or

Chicken shawarma and a laban on the way home

610kcal

Two eggs, toast with labneh and a black coffee

345kcal
Two eggs140Toast with labneh200Black coffee5

What did you eat?

The dallah read “3 dates and a small cup of gahwa with my mom” as dates and gahwa, 68 calories, and says what it counted.

In the app

“3 dates and a small cup of gahwa with my mom”

came back as dates and gahwa, 68 calories, with what the dallah counted and what it assumed. That’s the whole job: a sentence in, a number you can check.

Know better?
Tell it.

The dallah says what it couldn’t see, like how much bread you had. Answer in your own words and the number follows. Yours always wins, and it costs nothing.

667410calories, after one sentence

Only had one egg and half the bread

A shakshuka breakfast at 667 calories, with the dallah's note about the eggs and the tea, and the box to tell it more.
The same breakfast at 410 calories after “Only had one egg and half the bread”, with what it counted.

667 410 calories, after one sentence

Everyone’s plates,
side by side.

  • Your family sees your plates, your face, and how your day is going against your own goal. Never your calories.
  • Your weight stays yours. Its change, and where your BMI sits, show only if you switch them on.
  • No red numbers, no streaks to keep up, no ranking who ate least. Going over just fills your ring a second time, in soft yellow.
  • Send a bil-afiya. Ate the same soup? Tap I had this too and it’s on your seat as well.
The Al-Qahtani family's sufra: each person's face with their plates beside it, Noura at the foot with 633 calories left.
Lateefa's lentil soup, with Noura's Bil-afiya on it, and the buttons Bil-afiya, Mashallah and I had this too.

Pull up a chair.

Lay a sufra for your family in a minute and invite them with a link. Everyone brings 10 meals on us when they sit down. After that, $5 buys 300 meals for the whole sufra: about 7 weeks for two people who each log three meals a day. Nothing renews.

Lay your sufra

Got an invitation? Open the link you were sent.

Point your phone’s camera here.Sufra opens on your phone, iPhone or Android. Add it to your Home Screen and it opens like any app.

You
Just you?
It works for one. Lay a sufra for yourself and save a seat for later.
Is it an app?
It runs in your phone’s browser. Add it to your Home Screen and it opens like any app, on iPhone or Android.
How does it count?
From your photo or your words. It shows what it counted and what it assumed, and you can correct it in a sentence.
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