Aki – media fact sheet
Updated: 11 September 2026

Product: Aki: Kalorienzähler & Makros (German App Store title)
Website: https://getaki.de/
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6792538228
Platforms covered by this media kit: iPhone and Apple Watch
Languages: German and English
App Store launch: 9 September 2026
Provider and media contact: Alexander Berndt, support@getaki.de
Provider details: https://getaki.de/impressum

Summary
Aki is a calorie tracker and food diary for iPhone and Apple Watch. Prepare food
entries through search, barcodes, recipe links, text or an optional photo, then
review them before saving. The diary and personal analytics stay locally on the
iPhone. No user account is required.

Features to test
- Track calories and macronutrients in a food diary and review trends.
- Search foods, scan barcodes and import recipe links.
- Reuse meals, favourites and custom foods.
- Apple Watch, Apple Health, Siri, Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets.
- Fixed or adaptive goals; proposed changes require the user's approval.
- Optional photo AI after consent; suggestions remain reviewable before saving.

Data and limitations
Branded products come from a separate product database. The German Nutrient
Database (Bundeslebensmittelschlüssel) 4.0 supplies reference values for basic
foods and preparations. The production product does not use Open Food Facts.
Product/barcode lookup, recipe retrieval, subscription validation and technical
security checks use network connections. Optional photo AI sends input for
processing after consent. Local storage does not mean fully offline operation.
Full privacy policy: https://getaki.de/datenschutz
Nutrition values and photo suggestions are not medical measurements. Aki does
not guarantee weight outcomes or replace medical advice.

Business model
Tracking, Health, Watch and photo AI require an active trial or subscription.
Monthly or annual App Store subscription. Current prices, individually available
trial offers, billing period and renewal terms are displayed before purchase.
No potentially stale price is quoted in this fact sheet.

Images
The PNGs are genuine, unaltered simulator captures using demonstration data.
They reflect the repository's documented August 2026 capture, not a fresh test
of the public September build. iPhone captures include light and dark pairs;
the Watch has a dark interface only. The kit contains 12 iPhone PNGs, two Watch
PNGs, the original 1024-px app icon, two website icons and both fact sheets.
Credit: Aki / getaki.de.
See asset-notes.txt in this kit for editorial use notes.

Suggested review checks
1. Find a food, check its quantity and save it to the diary.
2. Import a supported HTTPS recipe page and review its ingredients.
3. Compare the iPhone daily overview with a paired Apple Watch.
4. Check online exceptions and optional photo consent against the privacy policy.
   Review subscription/trial terms in the store before starting a test.

Media kit and enquiries: https://getaki.de/presse/