Less logging. More living.
Take a photo, say what you ate, scan a barcode, or add your usual meal in one tap. Spend less time entering food and more time getting on with your day.
You've already put in the effort to track your food. Don't let that history keep you tied to an app you've outgrown. Bring it to Kibora for faster logging and insights that help you understand what to improve next.
“Snapping a pic instead of digging through menus and typing everything out has actually made me stick with tracking for once.”
“Kibora’s fantastic! There’s an almost unbeatable depth of analytics, and the daily insights are also super helpful.”
“The app is simple, intuitive, and makes logging meals quick and effortless.”
Food tracking should give you more than a running calorie total. It should be quick enough to stick with and useful enough to help you make better decisions.
Take a photo, say what you ate, scan a barcode, or add your usual meal in one tap. Spend less time entering food and more time getting on with your day.
Calories and macros are only the beginning. Kibora helps you spot patterns in your meals, protein, fiber, meal timing, and habits, with practical guidance on what to focus on next.
Get quick estimates you can review and correct, science-based explanations you can explore, and control over your own nutrition data.
Bring your history with you. Export, upload, and review before importing.
Meals, weight, water, and completed fasts can transfer when included in your export.
Download your data from your current tracker.
Choose your app and upload its export.
Check the preview, adjust fields if needed, and import.
Coming from MyFitnessPal, YAZIO, or something less familiar? Kibora supports dedicated imports from popular trackers, plus a flexible option for other apps.
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✓ | Kibora vs Cronometer |
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✓ | Kibora vs Lose It! |
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✓ | Kibora vs Lifesum |
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Kibora's flexible Other importer can help bring data over from additional tracking apps. Upload a compatible export, check the detected fields, and adjust the mapping where needed.
“I’ve tried so many calorie tracking apps and always quit after a week. Kibora is the first one that doesn’t feel like work.”
You need a compatible export. Kibora accepts CSV, XLS, XLSX, and ZIP files containing supported tables. What transfers depends on the records in those files; a summary report may not contain the individual meals needed to rebuild your diary.
Meals with their dates and available nutrients, measured weight, drinking-water records, and completed fasting intervals can transfer when the export includes them. Daily totals alone cannot recreate individual foods, and gaps between meals are not treated as fasting records.
Choose Other and upload a compatible export. Check the detected fields, adjust the mapping where needed, and review the preview before importing. PDF reports and nested JSON records are not supported.
Yes. Before importing, you can review example records and totals, then go back to adjust detected fields, dates, or units. After importing, you can edit your meal records in Kibora.
No. Kibora reads the export file you upload. It does not connect to your old tracker or change or delete the records in that app.
There is no separate import fee or paid-plan requirement in Kibora. If you use your own AI provider for automatic field detection, that provider may charge for its usage. Your previous tracker may also require a paid plan to export data.
Bring your history to Kibora and make tracking something that actually helps you move forward.