Nourli

Added Oct 19, 2026

Nourli estimates calories and macros from a photo, a sentence, or your voice, and the store listing says each estimate shows a confidence level you can correct. A free plan caps the photo analyses and the Coach messages. Premium raises those caps and adds a fasting tracker. The company says targets come from named equations. This directory did not review those papers, and the listing says the figures are estimates, not medical advice.

Price: Freemium. Free, with no card: 10 photo analyses and 3 Coach messages a day, plus unlimited manual logging. Premium is $9.99 a month or $39.99 a year on the App Store and on Google Play. New accounts get a 3-day premium preview. The homepage still shows a first-year $19.99 offer dated to end August 31. That price is not on the store listings checked October 19, 2026.
Platforms: iOS, Android, Web

Price source · checked 2026-10-19. Regional app-store prices can differ.

Where it fits

Calorie and macro tracking · rank 13
A photo logger with a published free cap and a cheap year. SnapCalorie is the one that says photo logging stays free with no cap. MacroFactor still owns the moving target.

Pros

The free limits are written on the App Store listing, not hidden until checkout.
The yearly price, $39.99, is published, and it is lower than MyFitnessPal Premium or MacroFactor's year.
iOS, Android, and the website. The homepage links to both stores.

Cons

The homepage still advertises a first-year price whose printed end date has passed. The stores do not list it.
Free photo logging is capped at 10 analyses a day. It is not an unlimited photo log.
Google Play's data-safety form says photos and videos may be shared. The company's pages say meal photos are not kept. Both are official, and this directory did not test which one the app does.