Log my meal
I'm eating, or I already ate. Say what's on the plate and NomNum portions it to your numbers, in katoris, not grams.
What's on your plate? rice, dal, poriyal
A phone app for the Indian table
Your plate, portioned.
Eat the food you grew up on. NomNum works out how much of each dish belongs on your plate, for your body and your day.
Coming to iPhone and Android. Not in the stores yet.
How it works
Two doors. That's the whole app.
Plan my meals
Pick favourites once. A fresh plan is built from them and delivered on your schedule, the night before or that morning, in your own time zone.
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Familiar dishes
The food you already cook, portioned to you.
225 dishes with their real portions, from idli to biryani. Add your own and it portions those too.
One plate, two changes
Rice2 katori 1¼ katori
Dal½ katori 1 katori
Poriyal1 katori
Balanced around what you chose. Two changes, not a new meal.
Built for how you eat
Your rules, your week, your dishes.
Hard rules, never suggestions
A no-meat Tuesday stays meatless. Ekadashi, Navratri, Ramadan, Lent, your own fast, with your meaning: nothing, fruit only, or vrat foods.
We ask about your life
Your no-meat days, what fasting means for you, and how much time you'll really give this. The plan fits around your days and your kitchen.
Your own dishes, portioned too
Describe a dish, paste a recipe, or scan a packaged food's barcode. It is saved to your dishes and portioned like everything else.
Coming to iPhone and Android
NomNum is being built for iPhone and Android.
It isn't in the App Store or on Google Play yet. Until it is, read where it comes from.