Made for Indian food
Track Indian meals.Not every ingredient.
Tell Shellel what you ate in your own words. See estimated calories and nutrients for the meal, then see how your day compares with your targets.
- Your wordsnot long food searches
- Your portionskatori, bowl, or plate
- Your languageEnglish, Hindi, Hinglish
What happens after you log?
See the meal. Understand the day. Build a useful record.
Every log adds a little more context. Here is what Shellel can show you after one meal and across the day.
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After one meal
See estimated calories, protein, carbs, fat, and fiber.
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At the end of the day
See how your meals compare with your personal targets and what may need attention.
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As you keep logging
Build a simple record of what you ate instead of remembering the whole day later.
Missed a meal? Just log the next one.
Why Shellel?
Indian meals, without the search work.
Type the meal as you would say it. Shellel understands familiar food names and portions.
“2 roti, dal fry, and curd.”
One katori, bowl, or plate.
English, Hindi, or Hinglish.
That is enough to log a meal. No ingredient-by-ingredient search or exact gram measurements.
Proof, not promises
Real use. Real reviews.
These numbers come from real Shellel use. The quotes are public reviews from Google Play.
- 2,200+
- meals logged
- 340+
- registered users
- 4.9
- Google Play rating
- 500+
- Google Play downloads
Straightforward, beginner-friendly, and doesn’t overwhelm you.
Actually motivating to track calories daily.
Smooth, intuitive and good for tracking calories.
Verified July 2026 · 11 Google Play reviews · Read the verified reviews
How it works
Three simple steps.
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Type what you ate
Use English, Hindi, or Hinglish, with everyday portions.
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Get the estimate
See calories, protein, carbs, fat, and fiber for the meal.
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Keep building context
Log the next meal and keep building a simple record of what you ate.
Sign in, complete a 90-second setup, and start with the meal you just ate.
Inside the app
See the day add up.
Each logged meal adds estimated calories and nutrients to one clear daily view, so you can compare the day with your targets.
After you logCalories and nutrients appear here and compare with your targets.
Made for real life
Your food changes. The advice should too.
Home food, mess menus, office canteens, and fitness goals need different next steps—not the same generic meal plan.
Home-cooked khana
Keep the rajma-chawal. Understand the portion.
Track family meals without cooking separately or turning every recipe into a calculation.
Try nextAdd salad or curd when the plate needs more fiber or protein.
Hostel & PG life
Work with the mess menu you actually have.
Log the day’s thali and find the practical option—without being told to cook a perfect recipe.
Try nextChoose dal and curd before adding a second serving of rice.
Office canteen
Make one smarter swap at lunch.
Understand the canteen plate in seconds, then choose a change that still fits the workday.
Try nextPair the sabzi with dal or paneer before reaching for another roti.
Fitness goals
Know what is missing—not just what is “bad”.
See the protein, carbs, and calorie balance behind familiar meals and make the gap actionable.
Try nextPlan the next protein source around what you have already eaten.
Built around Indian food
Indian meals, already understood.
Shellel includes nutrition information for 1,000+ Indian dishes.
Explore Indian Foods- 1,000+
- Indian dishes
- Type
- The full meal in your own words
- 3
- English, Hindi, Hinglish
- 90 sec
- Personal setup
Start without pressure
Free to log. More personal when you want it.
The public app listing separates everyday tracking from deeper coaching, so the first value arrives before a paywall decision.
Free
Build the habit
- Unlimited meal logging
- Calories and macro tracking
- Basic nutrition insights
Pro
Understand the pattern
- Proactive coaching nudges
- Weekly progress reports
- Pattern detection over time
Before your first meal
Good questions, clearly answered.
Shellel is a general wellness and nutrition-tracking tool—not a medical app.
Do I need to weigh my food?
No. Describe everyday portions such as a roti, bowl, katori, or plate. The result is an estimate, and recipes or serving sizes can change the numbers.
Can I log meals in Hindi or Hinglish?
Yes. The public calorie checker supports Hindi, Hinglish, and English, including phrases such as “2 रोटी, दाल, दही”.
Is Shellel medical advice?
No. It does not diagnose or treat health conditions. Speak with a qualified healthcare professional before making diet changes related to a medical condition.
Your next meal is enough to start.
Built in India. For Indian food. For your goals.
