3D scan your meal.
Know your carbs.
Ciabatta
Chicken
BBQ Sauce
51g carbs
Absorption time3h
CarbeticThree photos: from above, at a 45-degree angle and from the side at 90 degrees. Those three perspectives let Carbetic estimate the dimensions of your meal, and from them its volume, weight and carbs. That is considerably more accurate than alternatives that work from a single photo.
The result is not perfect, but usually more accurate than plain guessing.4
Important note: Carbetic is not a medical device. Never use it for treatment decisions.
For diabetologists, dietitians, nurses and more. Simply register in the app as a healthcare professional and get verified.
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Carbetic is recommended by European diabetes self-help organisations — among them the Österreichische Diabetikervereinigung, Austria’s national patient association, the Verein Aktive Diabetiker Austria, Dia Engel e.V. together with its Dia Kompass directory, and Diabetes Selbsthilfe Vorarlberg. Carbetic has also been featured on the Zuckerjunkies podcast, by Diapoint in Dubai and in the business magazine brutkasten. At the Medical University of Vienna and Klinik Landstraße, a Vienna city hospital, two clinical studies are currently examining the app’s accuracy, and a third is in planning. The associations named are patient and self-help organisations, not regulatory or certification bodies. Carbetic is not a medical device and must not be used as one.
Carbetic is an app for counting carbs. It estimates the carbohydrates in a meal via 3D scan, recipe analysis or voice input, and also shows absorption time, FPU (fat-protein units), calories, fat, protein and fibre.
The scan measures the meal spatially from three perspectives and derives the volume and weight of the ingredients. It is not 100 percent exact, but for many it is considerably more accurate than plain guessing. LiDAR detection is available on select devices and can further improve accuracy.
You can try Carbetic for free. After that, the subscription is $4.99 a month (€4.99 in the eurozone). Anyone who cannot afford it receives lifetime free access with a note from their doctor. Verified healthcare professionals use Carbetic for free.
No. Carbetic is a tool for estimating carbohydrate content and not a basis for treatment decisions.
Yes. At the Medical University of Vienna and Klinik Landstraße, a Vienna city hospital, two clinical studies are currently examining the app’s accuracy, and a third is in planning (as of July 2026). Official results are not yet available.
For everyone who wants or needs to count carbs. At home, at restaurants and on the go.
Available on the App Store and Google Play.
1 Based on publicly available data: #64 in the Health & Fitness category of the App Store, with no other carb counting app ranking higher.
2 Compared with estimates based on a single photo. LiDAR detection is available on select devices and can further improve accuracy.
3 Typical calorie tracker apps, as of July 2026.
4 Preliminary results from trials. Official results of the ongoing clinical studies are not yet available.