eaterpad User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience84.6% of reviews
Neutral7.7% of reviews
Negative experience7.7% of reviews

~ Based on 65 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is eaterpad Safe?

eaterpad: Nutrition Tracker appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for eaterpad is 93/100.

This assessment is based on 304 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.7/5.

Safety Analysis

92.1% of ratings point to a safe experience
5.9% of ratings suggest some concerns
2.0% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 304 App Store ratings for eaterpad.

Is eaterpad Legit?

eaterpad: Nutrition Tracker appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for eaterpad is 85/100.

Based on 85 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Looks promising!

I’ve recently tried several nutrition tracking apps and didn’t keep them for more than a few minutes. Earerpad looks incredibly promising! I really like the ability to add foods, a necessary feature.

I am having difficulty editing a food I’ve added though—the screen freezes as soon as I tap “edit”and I can’t even go back. I hope this will work itself out and will keep trying.

Will report back again after I have a little more experience with it. So far, thumbs up!
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Best app for nutrient tracking

Hands down the easiest and most useful nutrient tracker without a bunch of extra garbage.

Really look at this app if you are serious

Best app if you really like tracking all your nutrients. This is the first app I found that will track your micronutrients.

And still the best app there is!

Better than Chronometer

I like Eaterpad and the developer Edward Chen. He has responded to my inquiries helpfully. I'm reviewing and may subscribe
For the advanced features

Excellent app… much more info than other highly rated apps.

It was easy to learn. Just try clicking any of the items, like the date, to see a breakdown of amounts of many vitamins and minerals that are in the foods eaten that day. By clicking on any of these vitamins or minerals it is also possible to see how much of that vitamin or mineral came from each individual food eaten. It shows the amount and percentage of each vitamin and mineral based on your goals and the daily recommended amounts. I was so impressed to even be able to see the amount of oxalic acid, phytic acid, zinc, copper in each food I ate in the day. It is handy also to add a food before eating it, to see what it will do for the numbers. I have learned a lot and the more I use this app, the more I like it and am learning. Very easy to add a recipe and custom foods and can scan the bar code of the food. Although you only see a few key vitamins and minerals listed at the top of a day, there are many many more to see by clicking on the date or a food item or any vitamin or mineral. The more I use this app, the more I like it. Others apps I have tried are just extremely limited. I don’t see advertisements and I am not using a paid version of this app. Thank you to the producers of this app! This is way better and easier to use than other apps I have tried and some are only free for a small trial period. For those who want to know more than just protein, calories and carbs, this is an excellent app and easy to just learn by experimenting and clicking on each item. It is way better than I expected for doing whatever a person needs to do for eating a balanced diet based on any health concerns. Thank you for this very helpful app!!
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Really look at this app if you are serious

Best app if you really like tracking all your nutrients. This is the first app I found that will track your micronutrients.

Better than Chronometer

I like Eaterpad and the developer Edward Chen. He has responded to my inquiries helpfully. I have a dietitian, who requires the use of Chronometer which I don't like. today I'm taking a second look at Eaterpad as I anticipate ending my relationship with my current dietitian because they claim to practice "evidence-based "nutritional guidance, but I can find no evidence for their recommendations.
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The actions list is obliterating part of the screen

Update: I haven’t used for a while, and now when I open it on my phone, part of the screen is blocked by actions list that is supposed to be on the side. I don’t know if this is related to the type of phone I have, but it shouldn’t do this no matter what phone I have. That’s the reason for the one star hopefully to get someone’s attention. Otherwise. This is a GREAT App! Can track every nutrient. I would love to have the ability to print out my daily totals or at least create an electronic report.
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I love this app!

It’s so simple and no paying!

Ease and information

This is a very easy app to use. I’m very pleased with how much information it provides.

Really look at this app if you are serious

Best app if you really like tracking all your nutrients. This is the first app I found that will track your micronutrients.

Really look at this app if you are serious

Best app if you really like tracking all your nutrients. We

Nice

Very good app lots of options for food. It doesn’t take age or other statistics into account with your intake though.

Best Nutrient/Calorie/Food Tracker App

So glad I tried Eater Pad! Best for Macronutrients and Micronutrients tracking!! So many options for choosing which micronutrients you wish to track even on the FREE option. Easy to add favorite foods that are frequently eaten and then organize daily consumption by snack or meals. Love it! VERY Happy!
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What I’ve been looking for!

I’ve just found this app but so far I am so happy to be able to track my vitamins and minerals! A few things need making simpler when you’re adding your own foods but overall so happy

Love it

This app has such a nice layout, I love that it’s not crowded and provides clear and informative information on your intake.

Great app, and I would pay, BUT...

...the ipad version can't be viewed in landscape. I can use it on the iphone only and it's sometimes out of reach.

Excellent & thorough!

Even though I uncovered a small issue on my device, which I reported to developer, I’m still giving 5 stars as I’m blown away by this app. Super clean interface, I.e. no junk graphics, and *extremely* comprehensive. I didn’t expect a biometrics tracking feature, which, as someone who has to track blood pressure daily, is a huge bonus. The free version is comprehensive enough but I decided to upgrade because good apps need to be supported.
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Best Nutrition App!

This app has been so helpful for me. I have a condition called gastroparesis (partial paralysis of the stomach), and my nutritionist and GI both have me on a very specific diet to manage the symptoms.
I love this app especially because it helps me keep track of the specific nutrients - while also not focusing on weight loss/weight gain.

I also like that it doesn’t rate food as “good” or “bad,” but instead focuses on the numbers. Some of the foods I’m supposed to eat are sometimes considered “bad foods” in other apps (like white bread instead of whole grain), while some foods I have to avoid are sometimes considered good (like broccoli or beans). It makes it feel more guilt-free, and I don’t feel anxious logging my food.

I’ve tried several apps to keep up with my doctors’ recommendations, and this one is absolutely the best.
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Adding own recipes limited. Personal recipes not in ingredient list.

I added my own recipe for homemade cashew milk/cream. Then I tried to add my own recipe for another daily drink for which I use this recipe/ingredient. I’m a fairly healthy eater with food intolerances so often I have to make many of my own ingredients. I wanted this app to take my nutrition health to the next level. I’m not just trying to lose a few more pounds. I’m trying to maximize my nutrition.
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