Burnie: Calorie Deficit

New: log meals from a photo, free text, search or barcode. Burnie brings Indian food, your daily deficit and real weight trend into one calm view.

See your calorie deficit without the diet drama.

Burnie brings your food, movement and real weight trend into one clear daily view. It is built around Indian meals and designed to make calorie tracking useful—not judgemental.

LOG FOOD YOUR WAY

• Search familiar Indian dishes and practical serving sizes • Take a food photo and review Burnie’s calorie estimate • Describe a meal in everyday language • Scan the barcode on a packaged food • Save meal groups for combinations you eat often

Photo and AI results are estimates, not fake precision. You review the suggested foods before they enter your day and can correct details the image could not show, such as recipe, oil or portion size.

SEE TODAY AT A GLANCE

One bold deficit ring combines your estimated resting burn, permitted activity data and logged food. Tap into the detail whenever you want the maths behind the number.

FOLLOW THE WEEK, NOT ONE NOISY DAY

Weekly and monthly views help you compare your logged deficit, weigh-ins and intended pace. After enough logged days and weigh-ins, Burnie’s metabolism view helps you compare a formula-based estimate with your real trend.

APPLE HEALTH IS OPTIONAL

With your permission, Burnie can read supported steps, active energy, resting energy and body weight from Apple Health. You choose each permission, Burnie does not write health data, and manual logging remains available.

BUILD A PRACTICE THAT CAN SURVIVE REAL LIFE

• Streaks for consistent logging • Meal and weigh-in reminders you control • Day-closing summaries • Weight milestones and history • Burnie Academy guides about Indian food, habits, plateaus and scale noise

FREE, WITHOUT ADVERTISING SDKs

Burnie is free to download and use. There is no subscription and no advertising SDK. Export your data, correct account details, or permanently delete your account from within the app.

Burnie provides estimates and educational information—not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Speak with a qualified clinician about a health condition, pregnancy, medicines, an eating disorder, or a calorie target that may be unsafe for you.

Start with one meal. See today clearly. Let the week tell the truth.