Every dish, every macro
Estimated calories, protein, carbs and fat for each dish — not a generic average for 'a pasta dish'.
How it works
Three steps, and the math is already done for you.
Tell us your age, height, weight and goal, and FitBis turns it into a calorie and protein target for the day. Your details change? The target follows.
Every restaurant's dishes come ranked for your goal, with estimated calories and macros next to each one.
Pick a dish that fits and go straight to ordering. Not sure? Ask the AI coach in plain words.
What's inside
Estimated calories, protein, carbs and fat for each dish — not a generic average for 'a pasta dish'.
The same bowl can be a great pick for one person and a poor one for another. Every dish is scored against your own targets and preferences.
Local menus, Hebrew dish names and the places you actually order from. Not a translated American app that has never heard of laffa.
Ask what to order, or send a photo of a dish, and get suggestions from restaurants around you that fit your day.
Every screen works right-to-left and left-to-right, including numbers, forms and notifications.
We do not sell personal data, and your nutrition data is never shared with advertisers. What we collect runs the app and tells us which of our ads work.
FAQ
If something is still unclear, write to us and we will answer.
Restaurants rarely publish calories and macros for their dishes, so FitBis estimates them with AI from each dish's name, description and photo. They are estimates, not values measured or supplied by the restaurant.
Close, not laboratory-grade. A real dish varies between branches, cooks and days. Treat the numbers as a compass pointing the right way rather than an analytical scale.
Yes. Set preferences, ingredients you avoid and sensitivities, and the recommendations filter accordingly. A dish that does not suit you simply will not appear.
Not yet. FitBis currently covers restaurants in Israel only.
FitBis is a subscription app, billed monthly or yearly through the App Store or Google Play. The yearly plan may start with a free trial. The price, the trial length and the renewal terms are shown in full before you confirm, and you can cancel anytime in your store's subscription settings.
No. FitBis is an information tool that helps you pick a dish. Before any significant dietary change — especially with a medical condition, pregnancy or medication — consult a doctor or a dietitian.