this app has a lot of features, but the sheer number of poorly calibrated ones makes the whole experience feel very cluttered. starting with the social feature: there’s nothing wrong with having a social component, but when you can’t curate your feed, like prevent recommended content from appearing, it ends up becoming a place full of strangers posting provocative pictures that you simply don’t want to see. it’s actually embarrassing to see how this feature is being used and how disappointing it makes the overall experience with the app. secondly, there’s an excessive use of AI throughout the app, which makes it feel extremely inauthentic and uncreative. this is apparent in things like the AI generated icons, which could easily have been replaced with emojis, as well as Fitia Coach, which is only useful for giving generic analyses and becomes quite inaccurate when faced with more specific questions. other apps rely on curation to build their recommendations or even on an active community, while Fitia seems to rely almost entirely on an AI that is quite inefficient. i’m not against the idea of having the chat feature, but when it’s given such a prominent place in the app’s navigation bar, i’d expect it to work much better than it currently does. at the very least, users should be able to disable it altogether if they don’t find it useful. thirdly, the app’s food database is extremely limited. this is another area where the excessive use of AI becomes a problem, because instead of focusing on expanding its database with real products from real brands, accurate nutritional information, and actual pictures of their packaging, the app prefers to have you “generate” an ingredient rather than letting you search for it first or manually add an existing food to contribute to the database. there are also several simple features that don’t depend on AI and would be much more valuable in a food tracker that are either missing or insufficient, especially considering how much easier they would be to implement. things like the ability to manually create a meal plan, support for more languages, a section with curated tips and recommended recipes, Apple Health integration for the water tracker, etc. honestly, this app seemed really promising when i first saw its interface, but in practice, it’s a completely different story. it’s quite disappointing to see how much AI has been implemented throughout the app and how the supposed convenience it could provide has instead made the app feel inaccurate and, at times, unusable.
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APP STORE
Fitia: Contador de Calorias
Nutrition Technologies · Health & Fitness · Brazil store
NOT IN TOP 100 HERE
Revenue a month, worldwide EST
$533.3K
Likely $219.1K to $1.3M
▲ 92.2% in 27 days
New ratings
Tracking
Daily counts start building from today
Rating
4.8 of 5
159 ratings in this store
Countries it ranks in
7
was 7 on Oct 14, 2026
Revenue
Estimated from the grossing charts of Oct 21, 2026 in the 53 countries we track, and ratings growth on the App Store.
EST. REVENUE / MONTH · WORLDWIDE · APP STORE
$533.3K
Range $219.1K to $1.3M
EST. REVENUE / YEAR · WORLDWIDE
$6.4M
No Google Play version found
EST. LIFETIME DOWNLOADS
5.6K to 15.9K
Estimated from ratings count
WHERE IT EARNS · EST. / MONTH
- Mexico #95 overall$180.1K · 34%
- Spain #6 Health & Fitness$120K · 23%
- Chile #31 overall$93.4K · 18%
- Argentina #45 overall$48.8K · 9%
- Peru #29 overall$48.7K · 9%
- Colombia #56 overall$40.7K · 8%
- Philippines #79 Health & Fitness$1.5K · 0%
HOW SURE ARE WE
Calibrated range: for apps in the top 50, our estimates were within about 30% of published figures for 9 of 12 apps tested. Countries we don't track (and Google Play in China, which doesn't exist) aren't included, and neither are ads or web payments. Gross revenue before store fees.
RATINGS
159
AVG RATING
4.82
PRICE
Grátis
AGE
6.1y
LAST UPDATE
0d ago
VERSION
25.2.1
SIZE
205 MB
AGE RATING
+12
