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About Grams — Train & Eat

Grams is a training and nutrition app for Arabic and English speakers, where everything is measured rather than guessed. LOG A MEAL IN SECONDS • Photograph it — including Gulf dishes like kabsa and shawarma, recognised as dishes rather than broken into "chicken and rice" • Or just say it: "two eggs, toast and a coffee" — type it or speak it, in Arabic or English • Portions in the units you actually use: 2 eggs, 1 cup, 3 slices. Grams are there too, for anyone who weighs their food • Every estimate is yours to correct before it is saved, and afterwards TRAIN • 18 structured programmes, from your first week in a gym to advanced splits • Filter by level, by equipment, or by what is free • Programmes built for women — yoga, pilates, and work around the hips and core • Every exercise carries a demonstration clip, so you see the movement before you do it • Log your sets and weights as you go; the app remembers exactly where you stopped EAT • Calorie and protein targets calculated from your body, your goal and how you actually live • Meal plans that respect halal, vegetarian, allergies, and the foods you simply do not like BOTH LANGUAGES, PROPERLY Arabic and English are equal here. The app is fully right-to-left in Arabic, with Arabic numerals and Arabic food names — not an English app with translated buttons. GRAMS PRO Pro unlocks the advanced programmes, meal plans, and higher daily limits. • Monthly or annual, bought through your Apple account • Renews automatically until you cancel in your Apple ID settings • Cancel any time — deleting the app does not cancel a subscription Grams is not medical advice. Talk to your doctor before making a major change to your training or your diet. TERMS AND PRIVACY Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Grams terms: https://grams.fit/terms Privacy policy: https://grams.fit/privacy

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated September 20, 2026

• Reminders: a morning nudge for the day's workout and an evening one before your streak breaks • Streaks: every day you log a meal or finish a workout counts, with badges along the way • At sign-up we pick a programme for you and build a full week's meal plan • 100 free scans instead of 5 • A + button to log a meal or start a workout in one tap • Progress tab: weight and goal, average calories, BMI, progress photos, PDF summary export • Leaderboard: the longest streaks across all users, no names shown • Invite a friend: a month of Pro for both of you • Home-screen widgets: calories left, streak, quick log • Meal plans that match your cuisine: Gulf, Levantine, Turkish, South Asian, Western and more • Meal plan gets its own tab

App privacy

The developer, Abdullah Alfouzan, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Health & Fitness: Health, Fitness
  • Purchases: Purchase History
  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name
  • User Content: Photos or Videos
  • Identifiers: User ID
  • Other Data: Other Data Types

Used for: Product Personalization, App Functionality

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