Foodnoms: Nutrition Tracker

Foodnoms: Nutrition Tracker

Log Food and Track Your Macros

7.9K ratings
513 reviews
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Released
November 12, 2019
Updated
November 4, 2026

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Effortlessly log meals in seconds using photos, text, or barcode scans. Set personalized nutrition goals and monitor your progress with detailed insights. This privacy-focused tracker offers seamless integration with Apple Health and works across all your devices.

✓AI-powered meal logging from photos and text
✓Barcode and nutrition label scanning
✓Customizable nutrition goals (calories, macros, vitamins, etc.)
✓Integration with Apple Health
✓Cross-device synchronization (iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch)
✓Privacy-focused with data export options
✓Calibrated calorie goals based on personal data
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What's New in Foodnoms

2026.20

November 4, 2026

What's New - Reorder or sort items in recipes and meals - Weigh ingredients with your food scale when reviewing a recipe before logging it - Set a manual macro goal in grams per lb or kg of body weight - On iPhone Duo held open in landscape, your goals now sit in a sidebar beside your logged meals - Faster, more reliable sync, including while Foodnoms is in the background Bug Fixes - Fixed macro charts and the Macros widget showing a different split of calories depending on your Carbohydrates setting, now always counting fiber as carbs - Fixed weights and heights synced from another device not being written to Apple Health - Fixed Adjust Goals for 1 Day not letting you set carbs, fat, and protein goals with a manual split - Fixed a goal adjusted for one day being saved for later days or showing on every day in charts and Insights - Fixed scanning a nutrition label with carbs set to exclude fiber showing total carbohydrates, and sometimes saving the wrong amount of carbs - Fixed several layout issues on iPhone Duo and at large text sizes - Fixed music skipping or stopping while using Voice Entry - Fixed weighing a recipe’s ingredient with a food scale also changing the whole recipe’s portion, sometimes to 0 g, by turning Use Food Scale on for one food at a time - Various other minor bug fixes

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Foodnoms+ Annual

More nutritional data, tools, and insights

$49.991 Year
7 Days trial
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User reviews

Outstanding Tool

I really love this tool. It works well with Apple Health, has a lot of the foods that I eat, and if it doesn’t, adding the food is easy as looking at the barcode and scanning in the nutrition list. And for foods that I make, the recipe function works like a champ.

Really nice app for iPhone! Apple Watch version very limited

This app has a whole lot going for it and I do recommend it. I wear my Apple Watch all the time. I don't need my iPhone for most daily tasks and often don't have it on my person. That brings a fair amount of friction to the use of Foodnoms for me as I have to get my iPhone out to log meals because the Apple Watch version of the app only gives you basic information about your nutrient intake for the day. It is not practical to use the Apple Watch for logging food intake. I say "practical" because theoretically you can create a shortcut in the Apple Shortcuts app for every food on your "Food List" and log food intake on the Watch by accessing those shortcuts. I tried that but had to abandon the procedure because my personal list of shortcuts became completely bloated from all the various Foodnom shortcuts I had to create. You can't put shortcuts into folders on the Apple Watch. So that's not an option for preventing your Foodnom shortcuts from overwhelming your list of shortcuts on the Apple Watch. -> Suggestion for fixing this limitation of Foodnom. Have the iPhone version of the app sync its food list onto the Apple Watch version of the app. Allow users to tap on any item in that synced list on their Apple Watch to have it be entered as food intake for the day. For anyone who often uses their Apple Watch as a surrogate iPhone, this would represent a HUGE upgrade in the app's functionality.
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Easy Peasy

Brilliant app. Honestly I’m super picky about what calorie/macro trackers I use. I linked it to my preferred AI and use the project in the AI to write my food into the app. Easy, efficient and compounds info for fitness plans.

Excellent nutrition tracker but degraded search functionality

This is probably the best nutrition tracker on the App Store - fast, clean interface.

Essential features such as being able to filter the search result list for foods by type (generic/branded etc) have been removed in favour of making AI search functionality more prominent. Given the very strong US bias in the food database and the limited result return set this makes adding foods an incredible chore if you don’t want to submit your data to OpenAI frivolously.
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Very good app

I started using this for the free trial to compare it to other tracking apps and this is the best one I’ve used so far. I’m going to pay for the year subscription since it gives me details about my daily diet that will help improve my health. It’s easy to use and I will hopefully be able to increase protein and fiber because this app makes me want to eat better!
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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Syncing issues causing missing new log entries

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Barcode and label scanning not always accurate

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Requested Features

6 requests

Ability to edit existing food entries

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More comprehensive water and beverage tracking

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Custom meal times and vitamin/supplement tracking

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Expanded food database, especially for international items

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Exercise calorie burn integration

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More Apple Watch complications and complications customization

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FAQ

How does Foodnoms help me log my meals quickly?

Foodnoms offers multiple fast logging methods, including AI-powered logging from photos or text descriptions, barcode scanning, and Smart Suggestions based on your habits. You can also log by voice with Siri or use Shortcuts for dozens of actions.

What kind of nutrition goals can I set with Foodnoms?

You can set custom goals for calories, macros (protein, carbs, fat), water, fiber, net carbs, vitamins, minerals, and dozens more. The app provides detailed insights into your progress over time.

Does Foodnoms work with Apple Health?

Yes, Foodnoms integrates seamlessly with Apple Health. It can read and write nutrition data like calories, macros, vitamins, and minerals, and sync weight and height. It can also use Active Energy from Apple Health to adjust your calorie goal.

What are the differences between the free version and Foodnoms+?

The free version offers unlimited food tracking, barcode scanning, calorie and macro goals, recipes, Apple Health export, and reminders. Foodnoms+ unlocks AI logging, Calibrated Energy, tracking for water, sodium, fiber, net carbs, caffeine, alcohol, vitamins, and minerals, and recipe import.

How does Foodnoms protect my privacy?

Foodnoms is built to protect your privacy, stating that your data belongs to you. You can export your food log to CSV or request a full account export at any time, and the app has a transparent privacy policy.

What devices is Foodnoms available on?

Foodnoms is available on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch, ensuring you can track your nutrition across all your devices. Data syncs securely via Foodnoms Cloud or iCloud.

How often is Foodnoms updated?

The latest version of Foodnoms is 2026.20, and it was last updated on November 4, 2026. This indicates a relatively frequent update schedule, ensuring the app remains current and reliable.

What do users like most about Foodnoms?

User reviews highlight that users appreciate Foodnoms for being easy to use, privacy-focused, and having an intuitive interface. Seamless Apple ecosystem integration, efficient scanning, customizable goals, and a clean design are also frequently praised.