Food Intolerance Tracker

Food Intolerance Tracker

Find your intolerances

$3.99

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Version History of Food Intolerance Tracker

2.3

December 4, 2021

New in this version: - Interactive charts simply tap a measurement to see the value - Barcode scanning, you can now scan a barcodes to enter ingredients Updated in this version: - Fixed an obscure bug that could cause the app to crash for certain users - Fixed the issue that could cause multiple copies of a measurement to appear if the same day was repeatedly tapped in the calendar - Improved accuracy of ingredient label scanning - Further improved BMI and WHtR scales - Fixed an iPad specific bug that could be a nuisance when entering ingredients - Several minor user interface improvements - Fixed some minor typos

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1.9

October 12, 2021

New in this version: - Week, month and Year scale options on charts Updated in this version: - Improved iCloud synchronisation - Improved BMI and WHtR scales - Fixed a bug that could cause the app to become unresponsive for users that share data with Apple's Health app - Fixed a bug in the chart view that could cause the app to crash if this was the first screen viewed - Several minor user interface improvements

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1.61

January 22, 2021

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Description of Food Intolerance Tracker

Anyone who has ever suffered from a food intolerance knows just how hard it can be to diagnose, identify and manage their intolerance(s). Combining sophisticated mathematics, machine learning (A.I.) and an easy to use user interface our Food Intolerance Tracker app (F.I.T.) can help you do just that! Developed by food intolerance sufferers for food intolerance sufferers we wanted a solution where we did not have to spend ages entering data just to get a vague indication of what the problem might be. Instead we wanted to enter just enough information to allow an advanced machine learning (A.I.) to diagnose our intolerances for us. Before discussing the features of this app further we feel it is important to stress that a food intolerance is not the same as a food allergy and we would urge anyone reading this that thinks they may have a food allergy to consult a food allergy specialist as soon as possible to confirm whether this is the case and to ensure you do not accidentally consume something that may trigger an extreme reaction. Food allergies can have fatal consequences!!! Food intolerances are surprisingly common, notoriously hard to diagnose and poorly understood. This app aims to help you diagnose and manage any food intolerances you might have while making it as easy as possible for you to enter your information. As a quick example: Say you like Joe Mo's pepperoni pizza and want to record that you ate this a couple of hours ago. Simply enter Joe Mo's pepperoni pizza as the title, set the time and date you ate this and then select all the ingredients you think are contained in the pizza from a list. For a pepperoni pizza we might select lactose, casein & whey for the cheese, gluten, wheat, yeast for the base, additives for the topping. You only have to do this once as the system will remember the title and all the ingredients associated with it. The app will analyse all these ingredients individually and can even detect multiple intolerances. For our pizza example it may detect both a lactose and gluten intolerance. Note: As you might expect a minimum amount of information mist be entered before the app can give a meaningful analysis. The minimum amount of data required varies from individual to individual but is typically a month or so. Before purchasing this app please read the article on our web site as it provides far more purchasing guidance than we can fit in this description. Features: • Easy to use food diary for recording what was consumed and when • Your favourite foods and drinks are automatically saved • Easy to use symptom entry • Easy to use ingredient entry, ingredient labels can even be scanned • Ingredient labels can be scanned and the ingredients recognised • Barcodes can now be scanned and the ingredients automatically added • Reminders for when you forget to enter what you consume • Easy to use weight, waist, body mass index (BMI) and waist to height ratio (WHtR) tracking • Interpretation of weight, waist, BMI and WHtR data • Machine learning analysis of intolerance symptoms, sometimes called artificial intelligence (A.I.) • Recommendations of which ingredients you should avoid • Export of all meal and symptom data entered that you can share with a nutritionist or clinician • Charts of all parameters that are tracked • All charts are now interactive simply tap to see a value • iCloud integration allowing you to access your data on all your compatible devices • Apple Health app integration Today’s New Idea is a “not for profit” business so all proceeds from the sale of this app go toward the development of other apps we hope users will find educational or beneficial.
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Food Intolerance Tracker: FAQ

Does Food Intolerance Tracker support iPad devices?

Yes, the Food Intolerance Tracker app is compatible with iPads.

Who developed the app?

The Food Intolerance Tracker app was created by Today's New Idea.

What minimum version of iOS does Food Intolerance Tracker need?

To function properly, the app requires at least iOS 14.0.

What do users think of the Food Intolerance Tracker app?

1 out of 5 is the disappointing rating that Food Intolerance Tracker has received from users.

What is the main genre of the Food Intolerance Tracker app?

Health & Fitness Is The Primary Genre Of The Food Intolerance Tracker App.

Which is the latest version of Food Intolerance Tracker?

2.3 is the current version of Food Intolerance Tracker.

What is the date of the most recent Food Intolerance Tracker update?

Food Intolerance Tracker’s most recent update was on October 5, 2024.

What is the specific date when the app came out?

The app first launched on February 5, 2023.

What age rating is assigned to Food Intolerance Tracker?

Today's New Idea: The Food Intolerance Tracker app is appropriate for the age of 12 and above.

Which languages does Food Intolerance Tracker support?

Food Intolerance Tracker currently features the following languages: American English.

Is Food Intolerance Tracker part of the Apple Arcade gaming experience?

No, Food Intolerance Tracker is not on Apple Arcade.

Is Food Intolerance Tracker integrated with in-app purchases?

No, Food Intolerance Tracker does not integrate in-app purchases for users.

Is Food Intolerance Tracker tailored for Apple Vision Pro compatibility?

Unfortunately, Food Intolerance Tracker is not tailored for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Are users exposed to ads in Food Intolerance Tracker?

No, users are not exposed to ads in Food Intolerance Tracker.

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Reviews of Food Intolerance Tracker

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  • Like the concept, disappointed with the app

    The app only allows you to select ingredients from an intolerance list or from bar code. There are two flaws in this logic:
    1) many people with food issues cook fresh ingredients to better control what we eat… so barcodes are irrelevant.
    2) I can only choose category of intolerance ingredients rather than specify actual ingredients. So, my dish with vegetables and spices can’t be entered.

    And most puzzling is the fact that they display calendar weeks from Thursday to Wednesday. So weird!!!
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  • Does not work

    App freezes and I have had to uninstall and reinstall twice already on my first day of use.

    Developer Response

    We are sorry that you have had problems using the app. We were aware of a start up issue in the previous version of the app that may have affected some users but thought we had addressed this. We would be very grateful if you could contact us directly at https://todaysnewidea.co.uk/contact/ to discuss the issue you experienced. If we can find out the device and operating system you were using that could help narrow this issue down and let us fix it for all affected. Once again thanks for the feedback.
  • Nice idea but not quite there yet

    I’m looking for an app that I can keep a food diary in that tracks my symptoms and analyses potential patterns and triggers.
    This app is nearly there but needs some basic improvements:
    You have to constantly use a back arrow when the symbols should just be at the bottom of the page to tap and navigate
    The scan function should scan barcodes and bring up food ingredients like myfitnesspal, even when it sort of works it only picks up the odd ingredient
    Just not an attractive layout
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    Developer Response

    Thanks for the feedback we are always open to suggestions on how to improve the apps we develop. We used the back arrow for navigation because we wanted to keep a consistent interface across all devices and were trying to minimise the space available for navigation on small devices. Given your feedback though we will revisit this and see if we can streamline things. With respect to the scanning we appreciate that scanning ingredients can be problematic particularly given how small and difficult to read some of the ingredient labels can be. You mention that it only seems to recognise some ingredients even if it dies work. This is by design as we limit the ingredients recognised to only those that we have associated an intolerance with. If you think there are some that we have missed please contact us via the link below and we will add them into the next release.  We did test scanning bar codes to look up the ingredients in a third party database but while scanning the barcode was reasonably simple the information returned from the third party database was highly variable in quality. Again given you have taken the time to highlight this we will revisit that side of things prior to the next release. You can contact us directly at https://todaysnewidea.co.uk/contact/