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Analyze the nutritional content of over 29 types of food in real-time. Track your daily food intake and browse nutritional values to better manage your weight and sugar consumption. Supports extensive Chinese and USA food databases.
What's New in DietScale
1.0.8
December 11, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. 1. Add database for German language.
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FAQ
What is DietScale?
DietScale is a free health and fitness app that helps you analyze the nutritional composition of food in real-time and manage your personal diet. It can analyze over 29 types of nutrients and supports extensive food databases for China and the USA.
How does DietScale help with weight control?
DietScale helps you understand the calorie and sugar content of various foods, making it easier to control your intake. By tracking your daily food consumption and browsing nutritional values, you can make informed choices for weight management.
What kind of nutritional information does DietScale provide?
DietScale can analyze over 29 types of nutrients including Calories, Protein, Fat, Carbohydrates, Dietary Fiber, Sugar, Cholesterol, and various vitamins and minerals like Vitamin C, Calcium, and Iron.
Does DietScale work with any Bluetooth scale?
No, DietScale is designed to work exclusively with YESHM AirScale electronic scales. It cannot be matched with Bluetooth scales from other manufacturers.
What food databases are supported by DietScale?
DietScale supports a Chinese food database with over 1200 kinds of food and a USA food database with over 8000 kinds of food.
What languages does DietScale support?
DietScale supports three languages: Chinese, English, and German, making it accessible to a wider range of users.
Is DietScale available on multiple platforms?
Based on the provided data, DietScale is available for iPhone and iPod. It is not specified if it is available on Android devices.
How often is DietScale updated?
The latest version of DietScale is 1.0.8, which was last updated on December 11, 2016. This indicates infrequent updates in recent years.





