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Create personalized meal plans with instant generation or DIY options. Access an extensive Indian food database with verified recipes and detailed nutrient information. Track over 190 nutrients beyond basic macros.
What's New in DietApp (for Indians)
1.0
January 3, 2025
FAQ
What makes DietApp unique for Indian users?
DietApp utilizes the latest NIN India food composition data for over 500 raw foods and includes 2000+ authentic Indian recipes. It also calculates personalized RDA based on ICMR guidelines, specifically catering to Indian dietary needs.
Can I create my own meal plans in DietApp?
Yes, DietApp offers a DIY Diet Plan feature allowing you to create your own plans by adding your preferred foods. You can also generate instant custom meal plans with a single click.
How extensive is the food database in DietApp?
The app features an extensive database with over 500 raw foods and 2000+ authentic Indian recipes. Each food item provides comprehensive nutrient information for over 100 macro and micronutrients.
Does DietApp have ads or require a subscription?
No, DietApp is completely ad-free and subscription-free, offering no hidden costs. Users can enjoy the app and customize features without any advertisements or recurring payments.
What kind of nutrient tracking does DietApp offer?
DietApp allows flexible nutrient tracking, enabling you to prioritize and monitor your intake of specific nutrients beyond just calories, protein, carbs, and fat. You can choose from over 190 nutrients to track.
On which devices can I use DietApp?
DietApp is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to provide a seamless experience across Apple's mobile ecosystem.
How often is DietApp updated?
The latest version of DietApp is 1.0, and it was last updated on January 3, 2025. Future updates will likely continue to enhance features and data accuracy.
What is the age rating for DietApp?
DietApp has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including children and adults, to explore and manage their dietary habits.
