Up to 500 foods, recognized offline. No app to open, no menu to scroll. Your voice does it, and the screen shows the macros right there — so your hands stay where they were.
Real complaints we kept hearing — and what the scale actually changes about them.
You're already using MyFitnessPal or Lose It! — and someone else wants you to install a second app to weigh a banana.
"You're just adding another app to do what your first app is already doing. Seems redundant for no reason." — r/loseit
Cooking mid-recipe means greasy, sticky, occupied hands. Picking up the phone is the friction that breaks the habit.
"Both hands in dough — there's no way I'm picking up the phone to log a hundred grams of flour."
If the scale can't tell you how far off it runs, every macro count is built on guesswork. We publish the full tolerance up front.
"Tried buying a few different ones but the readings have been wrong. Wondering what everyone else uses that is reliable." — r/naturalbodybuilding
A different mechanism — not a different spec sheet. Same way you'd ask another person in the kitchen.
Wake word works up to 1–2 meters away. Hands stay on the knife, the spoon, the dough.
500 foods are built in — apple, chicken, oats, pasta — recognized offline, no internet required.
Calories, protein, fat, carbs land on the color screen in under a second. The app is optional, not required.
The Fitdays+ app pairs over Bluetooth if you want trend tracking and a 1.2M+ food database. If you don't — The scale still works.
Display values shown match the screen capture from our product photography. Track only the four macros supported by the offline library — not a medical-grade reading.
The numbers that actually matter — the offline library, capacity, units, and battery. No fine print, no PDF to dig through. Highlighted = the spec we're proudest of.
We don't benchmark against other brands here — we don't have lab head-to-head data. What we can do is show how a voice-first mechanism differs from the typical app-first smart scale.
What changes when the trigger moves from screen to voice.
Why no benchmark numbers: we don't publish head-to-head accuracy tests against other brands because we haven't run one in a controlled lab. If you want to verify it yourself, weigh the same item on any 1g / 0.1oz scale you already trust.
Three scenes we kept hearing about. Voice first, macros on the screen, app when you want it.
Lift five lids. Say five foods. Five screens of macros. One Sunday. The scale does the math while you do the cooking.
Recipes don't pick one unit. Switch between g, ml-water, ml-milk, oz, and lb:oz just by saying the unit — no menu diving.
Big color numbers, voice that reads the food back, and a damp-cloth wipe-down afterward. Low friction for everyday use.
We don't ship loose accessories. The full bundle fits in a 147 × 235 × 31 mm retail box.
App is downloaded separately (Fitdays+, free). No subscription required for the offline 500-food voice library.
If you've seen basic kitchen scales at $11–$20, here's the honest breakdown of what the extra $40–$48 buys in the scale.
Curated, stored on the scale itself. Recognizes common foods with no internet required.
A brighter, larger color screen than typical kitchen scales — and a rechargeable lithium cell with proper charge management.
Optional app pairing for trend tracking and a 1.2M+ food database. The pairing is optional, not the price.
FCC Part 15 compliance. Full tolerance figures published up front, not buried in a help article.
Things we won't pretend about. The "delivered" list above is real. The list below is also real — these are the gaps where we either haven't tested yet or where we deliberately don't make the claim.
Pulled from real Google searches, Reddit threads, and Amazon reviews about smart food scales.
No. This scale is a logging tool, not a weight-loss product. It won't tell you what to eat or how much. If tracking your food makes your relationship with eating harder, that's a signal to stop — not to track harder.
If you're struggling with food or body image, the National Eating Disorders Association Helpline is 1-800-931-2237 (US).
Most smart scales won't tell you how far off they can run. We will: ±4 g at 1 kg, ±7 g at 3 kg, ±12 g at full 5 kg capacity, ±10 g off-center at 2 kg. These numbers come straight from the manufacturer's published spec sheet.
If you want to verify, weigh the same item on any 1 g / 0.1 oz scale you already trust. The numbers should match within those tolerances on a flat, level surface.
You say the wake phrase "Hello, Vita" (1–2 meters from the scale). The scale listens for the name of a food it knows — apple, chicken, oats, pasta, and so on, up to 500 entries stored locally. It shows the food name on the screen. You place the food on the platform; the screen updates weight plus calories, protein, fat, carbs, and sodium.
No internet connection is required for those 500 foods. The Fitdays+ app pairs over Bluetooth only if you want trend tracking.
No. The scale's core voice-and-screen experience works fully offline with the built-in 500-food library. The Fitdays+ app is optional and adds trend tracking plus a 1.2M+ database search if you want it.
We won't quote a days-of-use number until our pilot run completes — the spec sheet only lists the 300 mAh rechargeable lithium cell. We can tell you it charges over USB-C from any phone charger, and many users report weeks of normal use per charge. We'll publish a measured number when we have one.
No. The platform is tempered glass and can be wiped with a damp cloth, but the scale should not be submerged in water. Keep liquids away from the base and USB-C port.
No. The scale pairs with the Fitdays+ app via Bluetooth. It does not currently sync with Apple Health, Google Fit, MyFitnessPal, Lose It!, Cronometer, or any other third-party health platform. If integration with those is essential for your routine, this scale isn't the right fit.
Different mechanism, not a benchmark. We haven't run a controlled head-to-head lab test against any other brand, so we won't claim "more accurate than X" without data to back it up.
What we can describe: The scale's trigger is voice, with the food name and macros showing on the scale's own screen first. Most smart scales we've seen put the trigger on the phone screen first, then sync the result back. If that distinction matters to you, This scale is built for it. If you want a brand-versus-brand shootout, we don't have that data yet.
A $12 kitchen scale measures weight. It also recognizes the food by voice, stores a 500-entry library on the device, and displays macros on a color screen. Those are real hardware and engineering costs. See the breakdown above ("Where the upgrade goes") for how the price is split.
The scale is in stock and ships from our US warehouse with free US shipping. Returns are accepted within a 90-day window from delivery for unused items in original packaging; defective or damaged units are replaced free.
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