How Ojafi works
Updated 12 November 2026
Ojafi is a meal planner with a food and feeling journal. You log a meal by photo, voice, barcode or text, say how it sat, and Ojafi plans your week around what you find, with one shopping list and step-by-step recipes. It works in your browser and on iPhone, and it is free to start.
The six steps
Log what you eat
Point your camera at a meal, scan a barcode, say it or type it. Ojafi recognises the food and shows the calories, protein, carbs and key nutrients. The figures are estimates, so check them before you rely on one.
Say how it sat
After a meal Ojafi asks one short question about how it went: bloating, energy or fullness. That is the whole journal. Over a few weeks it becomes a record of which meals sit well with you.
Ask a food question
Ask which option on a menu suits you, whether dessert still fits today, or what to swap. The answer uses what you have logged, not a generic list.
Plan your week
Ojafi suggests recipes around what you like, your goals and the time you have this week. You choose, and you can keep your own recipes alongside the library.
Shop from one list
Every ingredient for the week lands on one shopping list. Add the extras you need while you are there.
Cook
Each recipe has step-by-step instructions, with protein, calories and cooking time shown before you start.
Where it runs
In any browser at ojafi.com, with no download, and on iPhone from the App Store. You can sign in to the same account in both.
What it costs
| Plan | Price on the web | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free account | Free, no card needed | Your starting point from six questions; find and save recipes |
| Yearly | $59.99 a year, after a 7-day free trial | Recipes, food questions and your journal; a plan that adjusts as your week changes |
| Monthly | $14.99 a month | The same, paid month to month |
Prices as shown on ojafi.com on 12 November 2026, in US dollars. They vary by country, and the checkout always shows the current price and renewal terms before you pay. You can cancel at any time. Web purchases have a 30-day money-back guarantee; see the refund policy.
What Ojafi is not
It is not a medical service and it never puts anybody on an elimination diet or a fast. Nutrition figures are estimates. See the medical disclaimer, and who makes Ojafi.
Questions
- What is Ojafi?
- Ojafi is a food guidance app: a meal planner with a food and feeling journal. It starts from your tastes, your routine and how food sits with you, then helps you choose what to eat. It is made by Virality Media LLC.
- How much does Ojafi cost?
- Creating an account is free and needs no card. On the web, membership is $59.99 a year, starting with a 7-day free trial, or $14.99 a month. Prices vary by country, and the checkout always shows the current price and renewal terms before you pay.
- What do I get for free?
- A free account gives you your starting point from six short questions, and lets you find and save recipes. Creating an account does not start a subscription.
- Do I need the iPhone app?
- No. Ojafi works in any browser, where you can find and save recipes, ask food questions and keep a journal. The iPhone app is on the App Store when you want it. There is no Android app; on Android, use the browser.
- Can I get a refund?
- Web purchases have a 30-day money-back guarantee. See the refund policy for how to ask. Purchases made in the iPhone app are refunded by Apple.
- Is Ojafi medical advice?
- No. Ojafi gives general food guidance. It does not diagnose or treat any condition, and its nutrition figures are estimates.
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