Manage fatty liver better with FITXP
Keep calories, sugar and fat in view with a photo of every meal.
Doctors often advise people with fatty liver to manage their weight and watch the sugar and fat they eat. Photograph your meal and FITXP estimates its calories, carbohydrates, sugar, fat, protein and fiber.
Your weight and activity sit in the same diary, so you can see how your everyday habits add up.
Free to download on iOS and Android.
Three ways FITXP helps with fatty liver
Find the sugar you did not see
FITXP lists each ingredient on its own line with its own nutrients, so the sugar in a sauce or a drink shows up next to everything else.
Daily targets built around your body
Set a target weight and a weekly pace, and FITXP works out daily calorie, carbohydrate, protein and fat targets to match.
Track weight and activity together
Log workouts, steps and weight next to your meals, and see them over time. FITXP scores your diet and your exercise every day.
The numbers that matter for fatty liver, from one photo
- Calories
- Carbohydrates
- Sugar
- Total fat
- Protein
- Fiber
Every meal also records saturated fat, sodium, cholesterol and estimated Blood Sugar Impact, from a single photo.
Nutrition estimate
From one photo · grilled chicken, quinoa, sweet potato, rocket
- Calories
- 538
- Protein
- 38 g
- Carbohydrates
- 43 g
- Fiber
- 7 g
- Sugar
- 6 g
- Total fat
- 20 g
- Saturated fat
- 3.5 g
- Sodium
- 190 mg
- Cholesterol
- 85 mg
Blood Sugar Impact
Low · spike score 18
Example estimate for the meal pictured. Blood Sugar Impact is estimated from the meal’s nutrition — it is not a glucose reading.
Targets built around you
Set a target weight and a weekly pace when you sign up, and track calories, sugar and fat against daily targets built around your body and activity.
FITXP scores your food and your exercise every day
One screen shows your calories, protein, water, steps, exercise and supplements against your targets, with a score for your diet, your exercise and your day overall. Check it before dinner and you still have time to close the gap.
FITXP is also built for
Small changes you can keep.
See what's on your plate, then make small changes that support your nutrition and fitness goals. You don't need a perfect diet to start.
- No CGM or glucometer needed
- Cancel anytime from your store account
- In English and Arabic
Questions about FITXP for fatty liver
Can I choose fatty liver when I sign up for FITXP?
Yes. Fatty liver sits alongside prediabetes, Type 2 diabetes and high cholesterol at sign-up. It changes the guidance you get rather than your macro split — the evidence points at weight, added sugar and saturated fat — and you set a target weight and weekly pace, then track calories, sugar and fat against your daily targets.
What does FITXP track that matters for fatty liver?
Calories, carbohydrates, sugar, fat, protein and fiber for every meal you photograph, with your weight, workouts and steps in the same diary.
Can FITXP treat fatty liver?
No. FITXP is a nutrition and fitness tracker, not a medical device or a treatment. It shows you what you eat so you can follow the plan your doctor or dietitian sets for fatty liver.
Is FITXP free?
FITXP is free to download on iOS and Android. Logging meals and AI analysis are part of FITXP Pro, a subscription. Whatever you log stays readable for as long as you keep your account, subscribed or not.
The formulas and research behind these estimates are listed on Health sources.
Important health information
FITXP is a nutrition, fitness and wellness app intended for general informational purposes. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition.
Blood Sugar Impact values are estimates based on nutritional information and are not measurements of blood glucose. FITXP should not be used as a substitute for a blood glucose meter, continuous glucose monitor or professional medical advice.
Always consult a qualified healthcare professional regarding medical conditions and before making significant changes to your diet, exercise or health routine.