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Calorie Counter HiKi review

Freemium#36 of 57 in Android Calorie Counter Apps

A food diary with macro targets, glycemic tracking and offline access.

5.5/10Editor score
Calorie Counter HiKi5.5 Visit HiKi Soft

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Calorie Counter HiKi is an Android food diary for people who want to track calorie and nutrient intake alongside glycemic information. It calculates calorie, protein, fat and carbohydrate targets using user parameters and activity, then pairs those targets with food logging, water intake tracking and weight statistics. Offline access to locally stored data and use without an account make it a fit for solo users who want a mobile tracker without relying on a connection for everyday logging.

The tracking scope is broader than calorie totals: the app includes a food database, glycemic index and glycemic load information, plus statistics and graphs for weight and food intake. Barcode product search is listed, but the published product information does not state the size of its food database. That makes HiKi more relevant to buyers who value macro and glycemic context than to those choosing primarily on the basis of a stated catalog size. It is also Android-only, so it is not a match for someone seeking a desktop or iOS app.

A free plan is available, while the PRO plans are offered for 6 months, 12 months and lifetime. According to the vendor's pricing page, the 6-month option costs 350 RUB and the 12-month option costs 550 RUB; the page also gives a rounded equivalent of 45 RUB per month for the 12-month plan. PRO adds food mixing for recipes and synchronization across devices, with other listed PRO features including multiple profiles, meal templates and extended statistics. Choose HiKi if offline Android tracking and glycemic information are priorities; look elsewhere if you need another platform or want recipe mixing and synchronization without a PRO plan.

Calorie Counter HiKi pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Tracks calories, protein, fat and carbohydrates against calculated targets
    • Includes glycemic index and load information, plus water and weight tracking
    • Offline access works with locally stored data and does not require an account
  • Where it doesn't
    • PRO is required for recipe mixing and cross-device synchronization
    • Available only on Android
    • PRO prices are listed in RUB, which may not suit every buyer

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