Track meals, gluten exposure, and how you feel. Log antibody tests and growth. Learn the gluten-free diet — all on your own device, free, by the Saudi Gastroenterology Association.
No account required · works offline · nothing leaves your device unless you choose to share it
Eight simple tools, in one free app — built with Saudi and Gulf life in mind.
Log meals — home, restaurant, or travel — flag possible exposure, and rate how you feel. See it all in one history.
Log tTG-IgA and other follow-up results and see your own trend over time — bring it straight to your next visit.
Height and weight over time — celiac is common in kids, and growth is a key thing to keep an eye on.
A quick reference: hidden-gluten ingredients, questions to ask at a restaurant, safe swaps, and travel tips.
Scan a barcode or enter it manually to check an ingredient list against the free, open Open Food Facts database.
Keep your own private list of restaurants and spots you've found work for you — stays on your device.
Which common Saudi and Gulf dishes — kabsa, jareesh, harees, saleeg, and more — typically contain gluten, and which don't.
Find nearby restaurants and stores tagged gluten-free-friendly on OpenStreetMap, with directions — your location never touches our servers.
“Khali doesn’t diagnose or give medical advice — it helps you keep track, so the conversation with your doctor or dietitian starts from real data.”
Khali works fully offline with no account. Your name and health logs stay on your device. Cross-device sync is opt-in, and sharing a summary with your care team only ever happens when you generate and send that link yourself.
Free, bilingual, and private. Open it in your browser or add it to your home screen.
Open Khali