Ketora: Keto Diet Carb Tracker

Ketora: Keto Diet Carb Tracker — listed on Google Play as Keto Diet Tracker: Low Carb until its recent rename — is built around the number low-carb eaters watch most closely: net carbs. Log a food and the app works them out for you, taking fiber and sugar alcohols away from total carbohydrate, and a progress ring shows how much of your daily limit is left, whether that limit is 20g or 50g.

Logging is meant to take seconds. The barcode scanner fills in nutrition from a label, favourite meals can be saved, yesterday’s entries copied and custom foods added, and the food diary shows the whole day at a glance. A few questions about your body and goals produce daily targets for fat, protein, carbs and calories, and you can switch between strict keto, lazy keto and a flexible low-carb approach.

Around the diary sit keto recipes with net carbs per serving, a meal planner that turns the week into a grocery list, and an intermittent fasting timer with 16:8, 18:6, 20:4, OMAD or custom windows. You can also record weight, body measurements, water and ketone readings you have taken from blood, breath or urine strips, with charts and weekly insights. The listing describes an AI coach that suggests low-carb swaps and recipes from your logs, and states that the app is informational, not medical advice.