Food Sense Guide

Food Sense Guide

Track Your Food Sensitivities

327 ratings
84 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 29, 2019
  • November 11, 2023

Features

Food Sense Guide screenshot #1 for iPhone
Food Sense Guide screenshot #2 for iPhone
Food Sense Guide screenshot #3 for iPhone
Food Sense Guide screenshot #4 for iPhone
Food Sense Guide screenshot #5 for iPhone
Food Sense Guide screenshot #6 for iPhone
Food Sense Guide screenshot #7 for iPhone
Food Sense Guide screenshot #8 for iPhone
🖼️Get Icon
Icons↘︎

About

Identify and manage food sensitivities with a comprehensive guide to over 300 foods. Understand the levels of various compounds like amines, FODMAPs, and histamines, and create personalized lists to avoid triggers and improve your health.

Searchable food catalog (300+ items)
Compound levels (amines, FODMAPs, histamine, etc.)
Nightshade and AIP status
Personalized lists and notes
Exportable data
Instant compound level lookup
Show original description

What users say

See all reviews

What's New in Food Sense Guide

1.5.0

November 11, 2023

Thank you for choosing Food Sense! We've made Food Sense free for everyone. Enjoy basic features at no cost and explore our premium plan for advanced functionalities. We’ve added the ability to easily add food to lists with the “+” icon. We've also improved the UI/UX, fixed some bugs, and enhanced compatibility with iOS 17. Experience the new Food Sense now!

More

Subscription plans

1 Year Full Access (Save 50%)

Gain full access to all content and features.

$29.991 Year
7 Days trial
How to cancel Food Sense Guide subscription ⁉️

User reviews

Nothing functions without Premium purchase

The description of the app says that they have made it free to everyone. I could not find the single function on the app that did not require purchasing the app at the premium level. Very misleading.

App is great, but…

The app is great. I like how it breaks down each food group and the food sensitivities with it. But I had purchased the full version, and now I can’t see any of the sub groupings.

Awaiting a refund!

I wanted to try this app and started the free trial, didn’t particularly like it so I cancelled the subscription days before the free trial ended yet I still got charged for it and now they’re saying the purchase is not eligible for a refund. Deleted the app and still waiting for my money back.

I’m obsessed with the App and the Podcasts!

So much information that I have found to be helpful to take my health to another level. I’m so glad I found this. I am on a journey to better health and I am so encouraged to start fasting more and try the supplements. The podcasts are so informative . Love love it . 10 out of 10!

Not Informative

Unfortunately, I found this application useless. I was researching food oxalate levels. Each time I clicked on the food I was referred to a page for subscribing to the premium level. I received no information, just ads for a subscription.

I went to the resources section to check the resources used for oxalates and found that at at least 60% of the links are no longer valid. Or are over 20 years old.
Show more

User experience

🐞

Reported Bugs

2 issues

Some links to external resources are broken or outdated

Bug

Certain food items not found in the app (e.g., tuna, whole eggs)

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Add more foods to the database

Feature

Ability to track symptoms related to food consumption

Feature

Option to add custom foods and compounds

Feature

Expand search functionality to filter by specific food properties

Feature

FAQ

What does the Food Sense Guide app do?

The Food Sense Guide app helps users identify and manage their food sensitivities. It provides a searchable catalog of over 300 foods, detailing the levels of various compounds like amines, FODMAPs, histamines, and more. Users can also track nightshade and AIP status, create personal lists, and export their data.

What are the key features of the Food Sense Guide app?

Key features include a comprehensive and searchable catalog of over 300 foods, information on compound levels (amines, FODMAPs, glutamates, gluten, histamine, lectins, oxalates, salicylates, sulfites, and thiols), nightshade and AIP status, the ability to create personal lists and notes, and the option to export data. It also offers quick access to compound levels for any food.

How much does the Food Sense Guide app cost?

The app is free to download and use, with in-app purchases available. This suggests that while core functionality is accessible for free, certain advanced features or content may require an additional purchase.

Who is the target audience for the Food Sense Guide app?

This app is designed for individuals who experience health problems, such as GI issues, skin problems, or neurological imbalances, due to reactions to compounds found in food. It is particularly useful for those trying to identify their specific food sensitivities and minimize adverse reactions.

How can this app help me manage my diet?

The app empowers you to take control of your food choices by providing detailed information about the compounds present in various foods. By understanding which foods contain high levels of potential triggers, you can make informed decisions, create personalized lists of safe or problematic foods, and ultimately work towards a more balanced and symptom-free diet.