About Kelory

The problem we started with

Most food-tracking apps were trained on a Western plate. Ask them to read a masala dosa, a katori of dal, or a plate of rajma chawal and they shrug — or turn it into a “generic pancake, 1 serving.” If the app can’t understand what you actually eat, its numbers can’t help you.

What we built

Kelory reads Indian food. Snap a photo of your plate and it identifies the dishes and estimates the macros. Then Rana, your AI coach, works in that same language — chat, meal building, and exercise planning grounded in your logs, goals, and gaps, not in a generic template.

Alongside macros we track 25 micronutrients, body-recomposition trends, water, sleep, and fasting — the full picture, in the food you actually eat.

What we believe

• Indian-food fluency first. If it can’t read a katori of dal, it doesn’t ship.
• Honest numbers. Macros and micronutrients are estimates, labelled as estimates. A blank beats a made-up decimal.
• Coach, never doctor. Kelory guides habits and food; it does not give medical advice.
• Plain-spoken privacy. We tell you how your data is handled in sentences, not buried in fine print. See our Privacy Policy.

Where we are

Kelory is being readied for the App Store and Google Play. Want in early, or want to talk to us? Email hello@kelory.in — a person answers.