GetInShape review
Indian-food calorie logging with barcode and AI tools, plus free core tracking.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
GetInShape is a calorie and weight tracker for people who want to log Indian meals alongside exercise and weight changes. Its web and Android versions combine food search, barcode scanning and AI photo or chat-based meal logging with daily calorie and macro goals. The published food database contains 850+ Indian foods; the product description says staples are measured from IFCT 2017 and packaged items come from Open Food Facts. Recent foods and one-tap re-logging are useful touches for recurring meals, while streaks and progress trends give the tracker a broader focus than food entry alone.
The free plan includes full calorie and macro tracking, weight and exercise logging, barcode scanning, and 3 AI scans after email confirmation. Pro Monthly costs INR 299 per month; Pro Annual costs INR 1999 per year. Both paid plans add unlimited AI photo and chat logging, a weekly AI recap, full logging history, custom foods and recipes, advanced trends, and priority email support. The published plans show the main distinction clearly: free covers ongoing manual tracking, while Pro expands AI logging and history. A listed 3-day Pro trial is described on Google Play; the pricing page does not mention it.
GetInShape fits solo users who prioritize Indian-food search and want a free starting point, with a relatively low monthly entry to Pro when unlimited AI logging or full history matters. Its export option can help people retain food and nutrition records beyond day-to-day viewing. It is less suited to anyone who needs an iOS app, or who wants unrestricted AI logging without paying: the free allowance is limited to 3 scans after email confirmation. Buyers who mainly need basic calorie and macro tracking can stay on Free; those who expect to build custom recipes or review longer-term logging history should compare the Pro plans against their budget.
GetInShape pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes calorie, macro, weight and exercise tracking
- Search covers 850+ Indian foods, with barcode scanning
- Export, progress trends and one-tap re-logging support ongoing tracking
- Where it doesn't
- Free AI logging is limited to 3 scans after email confirmation
- Unlimited AI logging and full history require a Pro plan
- No iOS app is listed among its platforms
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