Four ways to add food

• Raw ingredients — flours, dals, rice, vegetables, fruit, nuts, milk. Great for logging what you cooked with.
• Cooked — cooked staples like plain rice, dal, roti, sabzi, curries.
• Dishes & meals — full dishes, snacks, sweets and drinks (biryani, samosa, gulab jamun, chai…).
• Custom entry — type a name, the calories, and how many servings. Perfect for a home recipe or a packet label.

Weight or servings

For library foods you can log by weight (grams/ml) or by serving (1 roti, 1 katori, 1 glass…). The calorie total updates as you type. Values are sensible approximations — adjust the grams to match your portion.

Choose a fasting plan

Pick 16:8, 18:6, 20:4, OMAD, or set a custom number of fasting hours from the dropdown on the fasting card. This sets your daily goal.

Start / end a fast

Tap Start fast when your eating window closes. The ring fills as you approach your goal; tap End fast to log it. If you reach your target hours, that day is automatically marked complete. Fasting can only be started or stopped on today — past days show a read-only summary.

The ✓ save icon

Tap the ✓ button next to Start/End fast to manually mark (or unmark) the day you're viewing as a completed fast — handy if you tracked it another way. A green ✓ next to the date at the top means that day is complete. Your streak counts consecutive completed days.

Reminders

In Settings → Fasting reminders, turn on a start-fast, break-fast, and/or log-a-meal reminder and set a time (24-hour, e.g. 20:00). Tap Enable for browser notifications — these fire automatically every day at that time while Aahar is open in a tab.

For reminders that work even when Aahar isn't open, tap Add reminders to your calendar to download a .ics file with daily-repeating events — import it once into Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar and it keeps notifying you every day.

Sync across your devices (optional, free)

Aahar works fully on its own. To sync between your phone and computer, use your own free Cloudflare Worker so your data stays yours. Your fasting plan, streak, and reminder settings are part of the same encrypted log, so they sync automatically too — no extra setup needed for them.

Option A — Cloudflare dashboard only (fastest)

1. Make a free account at dash.cloudflare.com.
2. Workers & Pages → Create → Create Worker, name it (e.g. aahar-sync), deploy the starter.
3. Storage & Databases → KV → Create namespace, name it exactly AAHAR.
4. Open your Worker → Settings → Variables & Bindings → KV namespace bindings → Add binding: variable name AAHAR, namespace AAHAR. Save.
5. Worker → Edit code, paste in the Worker code from this product's README, and Deploy.
6. Copy your Worker URL (looks like https://aahar-sync.YOURNAME.workers.dev).

Option B — Deploy from GitHub (auto-redeploy on push)

1. Make a free account at github.com.
2. Create a repo (e.g. aahar-sync) with worker.js and wrangler.toml from the README.
3. In Cloudflare: Workers & Pages → Create → Connect to Git, pick the repo.
4. Create the AAHAR KV namespace (Option A, step 3) and make sure it matches the binding in wrangler.toml.
5. Deploy — every git push redeploys automatically from then on.

Connect Aahar

1. In Settings → Sync, paste the Worker URL, tap Generate for a private code, and turn sync on.
2. On your other device, open Aahar with the same URL, code and password, then tap Pull now.

Keep your sync code safe: different code = separate data, so no one can see or overwrite your log.

About Aahar

A private, offline-first Indian food & calorie log. No account, no tracking, no subscription — one file that's yours. Your data is encrypted on your device with your password.

Calorie figures are approximate, for general guidance only, and aren't medical or dietary advice.

Built by DipaliZ Labs.