AI Food Tracker That Understands Dal, Roti, and Biryani
No barcode scanning. No manual search. Just tell the AI what you ate.
download Get Shellel FreeThe Problem
Food trackers make you scan barcodes or scroll through endless lists. But Indian food is mostly home-cooked — there's no barcode on mom's rajma chawal.
How Shellel Solves It
Shellel uses AI to understand your meals in natural language. Say "2 roti, dal tadka, and raita" and it instantly identifies each item, matches it against our Indian food database, and gives you the full nutrition breakdown.
How It Works
- Type or speak what you ate — "poha with peanuts and chai"
- AI parses your meal into individual food items
- Each item is matched against 1,000+ Indian dishes with ICMR-NIN data
- See per-item and total calories, protein, carbs, and fat instantly
Key Features
AI Meal Parsing
Understands natural language — no manual item-by-item logging needed.
ICMR-NIN Database
1,000+ Indian dishes with accurate nutrition data from India's top nutrition research body.
Photo Logging
Take a photo of your plate — AI identifies the food and calculates macros.
Weekly Progress
Track streaks, see macro trends, and get AI insights on your eating patterns.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does AI food tracking work?
Tell Shellel what you ate in plain language — like "2 idli, sambar, coconut chutney". The AI parses your sentence, identifies each food item, and looks up nutrition data from our ICMR-NIN database.
Can AI track homemade Indian food?
Yes. Shellel's AI understands Indian dishes by name — dal, sabzi, paratha, thepla — and calculates macros based on standard preparation methods from ICMR-NIN data.
Is the AI food tracker free?
Yes, completely free. No premium plan needed for meal logging, AI analysis, or macro tracking.
Does it work with South Indian food?
Yes. The database covers North and South Indian food — idli, dosa, sambar, rasam, appam, puttu, aviyal, and hundreds more.
Ready to try it?
download Get Shellel Free on Google PlayAll nutrition data sourced from ICMR-NIN Indian Food Composition Tables. Built by Ashutosh Swaraj.