Effortlessly track your daily calorie, protein, carb, and fat intake by snapping photos, scanning barcodes, or typing simple descriptions. It syncs seamlessly with Apple Health and integrates data from your smart devices and apps to estimate calorie burn.
1.2.0
September 28, 2026
• Fiber now has its own daily goal, alongside carbs, fat, and protein. It starts at 14 g for every 1,000 calories in your target; change it in Settings > Goals. You'll see it with your macros on Today, your widgets, and your graphs. • Progress charts now show a dotted goal line, so you can see at a glance how you're doing. • Choose which charts appear in Progress and which tiles appear on Today, in Settings > Preferences. Health Sync is now just about what EasyVitals reads from and writes to Apple Health.
MoreEasyVitals offers multiple logging methods: take a picture of your meal for AI analysis, scan a barcode, or manually type in food items. The app aims to make logging as fast as possible.
Yes, EasyVitals syncs bi-directionally with Apple Health. It imports workouts, steps, sleep, weight, and heart rate data, and exports logged meals.
Yes, workouts can sync from smart devices and apps like Apple Watch, scales, bikes, and rowers. You can also manually add custom workouts, and the app estimates calorie burn based on your profile and exercise data.
No, EasyVitals is ad-free. The app emphasizes user privacy, stating that your data stays on your devices and is not sold.
EasyVitals is currently free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees mentioned.
No, EasyVitals intentionally avoids streaks, badges, and guilt-inducing notifications. It focuses on providing data without pressure, treating rest days as rest days.
Based on the provided data, EasyVitals is supported on iPhone. It syncs data through Apple Health and iCloud.
The app was last updated on July 12, 2026, with version 1.0. This indicates it is a new release, and future update frequency will depend on the developer's roadmap.
