Effective November 12, 2026. Applies to the Keema iPhone app, published by SinaShifa Partners, LLC, a Missouri limited liability company (“SinaShifa”, “we”).

The licence

Keema is licensed to you under Apple’s Licensed Application End User License Agreement, the “Standard EULA”: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

SinaShifa is the application provider and licensor that agreement names. This page does not replace it. It adds what a general agreement cannot know about a food log: what the numbers are, who the app is not built for, and how the subscription works. If this page and the Standard EULA ever disagree, the Standard EULA governs.

Who can use Keema

Keema is designed for adults 18 and older and is not intended for anyone younger. If Keema learns that you are under 18, it records what you eat but does not set calorie or nutrient goals or show weight features. If Keema learns that you are under 13, it stops recording and sends no usage counts, and you can export what you logged before.

Not medical advice

Keema is a nutrition tracking app. It does not provide medical advice and is not designed to diagnose or treat any medical or behavioral condition. If you have a condition that could affect how you use the app, or your physical or mental health, get guidance from a trained healthcare professional and do not rely on the app. This includes anyone with an eating disorder, anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding, and anyone under 18.

Anyone affected by an eating disorder can get help from Beat in the UK, the Butterfly Foundation in Australia, the National Eating Disorder Information Centre in Canada, ANAD or the National Alliance for Eating Disorders in the US. Elsewhere, Find A Helpline lists help lines by country.

The numbers are approximate

Every figure in Keema is an approximation of what you ate, however it was found:

• Built-in foods come from USDA FoodData Central, restaurant chains’ own nutrition documents, and other countries’ food composition tables. We check what goes into the database, but a food on your plate can differ from the food those sources measured.
• Barcode lookups that the built-in foods can’t answer come from Open Food Facts, which anyone can edit. Keema marks these as community data.
• Recipe links use the nutrition figures the publisher put on the page.
• Dishes averaged from published recipes show how many recipes went into the average; your own recipe may be quite different.
• AI estimates, from Apple Intelligence on your phone or a provider you chose under your own key, are the least precise. Keema marks every one as an estimate.
• Portions described in words (a handful, a bowl) are converted to amounts using typical sizes, and yours may be larger or smaller.

Use the figures as a record of roughly what you ate. Don’t make a medical decision from them without the professional guidance described above.

Who Keema’s plans are for

Keema can work out calorie and nutrient goals from your age, height, weight, biological sex, activity and weight goal. These are estimates from published formulas, made for healthy adults. They are not designed for anyone with a medical condition, such as heart disease, kidney disease or diabetes, for anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding or has or has had an eating disorder, or for anyone under 18. If any of these applies to you, do not use the goals Keema works out. You can still log food in Keema without goals, or enter goals a healthcare professional has given you. Keema tracks your food against goals you enter. Calorie goals below 1,200 kcal a day should only be set with the guidance of a healthcare professional, and Keema never saves one below 800 kcal. If Keema learns that you are under 18, it does not let you set calorie or nutrient goals.

Keema does not ask whether you are pregnant or breastfeeding or have an eating disorder, and cannot tell. Before it first works out a plan, it asks you to confirm you have read who its plans are for. It does not work out a plan to lose or gain weight for anyone who is, or would be at their goal weight, below the weight at a BMI of 18.5 for their height.

Services you connect

If you add a key for an AI provider (Groq, OpenRouter, Google, Anthropic, OpenAI or another), your use of that provider is under its own terms and pricing, between you and it. Only what you ask about is sent to it: a food description, or a recipe’s ingredient list. You are responsible for following those terms, and for any charge the provider makes.

The subscription

Keema is sold as a yearly subscription through Apple. The price is shown on the purchase screen, in your currency, before you pay.

New subscribers get a two-week free trial, once per Apple Account. The subscription renews automatically each year until you cancel, and payment is charged to your Apple Account. Cancel at least 24 hours before a renewal to avoid the next charge.

To cancel or change your subscription, open the Settings app, tap your name, then Subscriptions.

Refunds are handled by Apple, not by us, at https://reportaproblem.apple.com

If you stop subscribing, everything you logged stays on your phone and export always works. The rest of the app waits until you subscribe again.

Your data

Where your data is kept and what leaves your phone is in the Keema privacy policy.

Changes to these terms

If these terms change, this page changes and the date at the top moves. An app update may add, change or remove features.

Contact

Keema@SinaShifa.com

SinaShifa Partners, LLC, Missouri