# Foodnoms: Nutrition Tracker — Log Food and Track Your Macros > Privacy-focused nutrition tracker for logging meals, setting goals, and monitoring progress. (iPhone/iPad app by Algebraic Labs, LLC.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/foodnoms-nutrition-tracker/id1479461686 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [Algebraic Labs, LLC](https://appshunter.io/developer/1479461685) - Category: Health & Fitness, Food & Drink - Price: Free with in-app purchases - Rating: 4.73/5 from 7,939 App Store ratings · 513 written reviews indexed - Age rating: 12+ - Requires: iOS 18.0 · 183 MB - Languages: British English - Released: 2019-11-12 - Data updated: 2026-11-11 - Monetization: freemium - User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/foodnoms-nutrition-tracker/id1479461686/reviews.md ## What is Foodnoms? Foodnoms is the nutrition tracker that respects your time and your privacy. Log meals in seconds, set goals that fit the way you eat, and watch your progress add up. No ads, no spam. HOW IT WORKS 1. Log what you eat and drink in seconds: snap a photo, describe it in plain language, scan a barcode or nutrition label, or search a database of hundreds of thousands of foods. 2. Set custom goals for calories, macros, water, fiber, net carbs, vitamins, minerals, and dozens more. 3. Learn about your nutrition, and use that knowledge to reach your health and fitness goals. FAST LOGGING • Log an entire meal from a photo or a quick description with Foodnoms AI • Scan barcodes and nutrition labels • Save time with Smart Suggestions, which recommends foods based on your logging habits • Log by voice, with Siri, or with dozens of actions in the Shortcuts app • Leave the food scale at home: log estimates and tag how accurate they are LEARN ABOUT YOUR NUTRITION • See your progress on every goal over time • Track your weight with trends and moving averages • Discover which foods are helping you and which ones are holding you back with Top Foods • Build a logging streak and share your milestones • Automatic tracking of intermittent fasts CALIBRATED ENERGY • Calibrate your calorie goal using your own logged food and weight trend • Get a calorie target grounded in your real results, not just a formula QUICK ACCESS EVERYWHERE • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets for goals, macros, streaks, water, and quick logging • Control Center controls to jump straight to the scanner or Foodnoms AI • Log favorites from your wrist with the Apple Watch app and complications WORKS WITH APPLE HEALTH • Read and write nutrition data to the Health app: calories, macros, vitamins, minerals, water, caffeine, and more • Keep your weight and height in sync, including weigh-ins from a smart scale • Use Active Energy from the Health app (your Apple Watch Move ring) to automatically adjust your calorie goal WORKS ON ALL YOUR DEVICES • Available for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch • Sync securely with your choice of Foodnoms Cloud or iCloud BUILT TO PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY • Your data belongs to you: export your food log to CSV or request a full account export anytime • Transparent privacy policy TRUSTWORTHY NUTRITION DATA • A database of hundreds of thousands of foods with rich nutrition data from trustworthy sources • Scan nutrition labels to log accurate data for packaged foods • Create custom foods, recipes, and meals, and share them with friends FOR EVERYONE • Dynamic Type, Dark Mode, and VoiceOver support • Metric and imperial units, including kilojoules FOODNOMS+ VS FREE • Free: unlimited food tracking; barcode scanning; goals for calories and macros; recipes and meals; Apple Health export; reminders; CSV export • Foodnoms+: Foodnoms AI photo and text logging; Calibrated Energy; track water, sodium, fiber, net carbs, caffeine, alcohol, vitamins, and minerals; recipe import from the web; custom meal types and timestamps; favorites; Apple Health import; weekly and monthly charts; Top Foods analysis; one-day goal exceptions; alternate app icons; plus other exclusive features Privacy Policy: https://foodnoms.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://foodnoms.com/terms ## Key features - 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 ## Pricing and in-app purchases Base price: Free. **Subscriptions** | Subscription | Price | Period | | --- | --- | --- | | Foodnoms+ Annual | $49.99 | per year | | Foodnoms+ Monthly | $9.99 | per month | | Foodnoms+ Annual (Family) | $89.99 | per year | | Foodnoms+ Monthly (Family) | $14.99 | per month | | Foodnoms+ Monthly (Family) | $9.99 | per month | | Foodnoms+ Annual (Family) | $69.99 | per year | | Foodnoms+ Annual | $39.99 | per year | | Foodnoms+ Monthly | $5.99 | per month | ## What do users think of Foodnoms? Reviews of Foodnoms are mostly positive: the Health & Fitness app is rated 4.7/5 from 7.9K App Store ratings. What users like most: easy to use, privacy-focused. Top complaints: limited food database, especially for non-US items, occasional syncing issues. Summarized from real user reviews. **Pros** - 🚀 Easy to use - 🔒 Privacy-focused - 👍 Intuitive interface - 👍 Seamless Apple ecosystem integration - 🚀 Efficient barcode and label scanning - 👍 Customizable goals and tracking - 👍 Clean and modern design - 👍 Responsive developer - 👍 Affordable subscription - 👍 Helpful AI meal generation **Cons** - 🐛 Limited food database, especially for non-US items - 🐛 Occasional syncing issues - 🐛 Inability to edit existing food entries - 🐛 Lack of water and beverage tracking in free version - 🐛 Difficulty entering fluids on Apple Watch **Commonly reported bugs** - Syncing issues causing missing new log entries - Barcode and label scanning not always accurate **Most requested features** - Ability to edit existing food entries - More comprehensive water and beverage tracking - Custom meal times and vitamin/supplement tracking - Expanded food database, especially for international items - Exercise calorie burn integration - More Apple Watch complications and complications customization ## Is Foodnoms safe? Foodnoms: Nutrition Tracker appears safe based on user ratings. The AppsHunter Safety Score for Foodnoms is 95 out of 100. This assessment is based on 7,939 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.7 out of 5. Of 7,906 App Store ratings, 93.7% point to a safe experience, 3.2% suggest some concerns, and 3.1% point to a risky experience. ## Is Foodnoms legit? Foodnoms: Nutrition Tracker appears to be a legitimate app. The AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Foodnoms is 93 out of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data. ## Recent user reviews (10 of 513) All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/foodnoms-nutrition-tracker/id1479461686/reviews.md ### 5/5 — Outstanding Tool *2026-11-09, version 2026.19* 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. ### 4/5 — Really nice app for iPhone! Apple Watch version very limited *2026-11-07, version 2026.20* 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. ### 5/5 — Easy Peasy *2026-11-07, version 2026.20* 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. ### 3/5 — Excellent nutrition tracker but degraded search functionality *2026-11-06, version 2026.20* 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. ### 5/5 — Very good app *2026-11-05, version 2026.19* 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! ### 5/5 — Best food tracking app out there *2026-11-03* This is the best food tracking app I’ve tried so far, and I’ve tried over 10 apps by now. ### 1/5 — Constantly asking for reviews *2026-11-02, version 2026.19* I wish the app would stop asking me to review it. ### 1/5 — NOT free *2026-10-30, version 2026.19* Even though it shows up in a free search and doesn’t say “in app purchases” it DOES require a $40 annual subscription. Bait & Switch. ### 1/5 — Change *2026-10-30, version 2026.18* My calories all of a sudden drastically change with no explanation ### 5/5 — Foodnoms is Great!! *2026-10-29, version 2026.18* Picture search is fantastic!! Finds the food quickly!! Easy to add! ## Frequently asked questions about Foodnoms ### 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. ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 2026.20 — 2026-11-04 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 ### 2026.19 — 2026-10-28 What's New - A refreshed look for the Apple Watch app and complications Bug Fixes - Fixed several issues on iPhone Duo, including the scanner’s camera preview appearing rotated when unfolded - Fixed the app freezing when selecting foods on the Food Log - Fixed food search sometimes not working after typing a long description - Various performance improvements and minor bug fixes ### 2026.18 — 2026-10-21 What's New - New Carbohydrates setting lets you count carbs with or without fiber, to match the nutrition labels where you live - New Avoid Cups and Ounces setting lets you start foods in grams and milliliters instead of cups, ounces, and pounds - New Region setting in Settings › General sets your default units, nutrition labels and carbs - Quick entries can now have their own serving size and be logged in any number of servings - Simpler screens for creating and editing foods and quick entries, with a nutrition label that looks more like the real thing - An option to scan the front of the package for a food’s name and brand is now available when creating or editing foods and quick entries - Scanning a nutrition label into a food or quick entry you’ve started now fills in the empty fields, and asks before replacing values you entered - The flashlight is now available in every scanner, and stays on if you left it on - Hide the goals you don’t need to see every day - Over and Under goals can now have a tolerance, so a day still counts as met when you’re close. Set it in the goal editor or with the Add New Goal and Change Goal shortcuts - Goal cards in Insights can now show days met and your daily average together - New option to base an automatic calorie goal on your average active energy from the past 7 days, so it stays steady throughout the day instead of growing as you move - Share a whole day of meals with another Foodnoms user - Shared meals now open on the day they were logged - New option to save the meal photos you take for Foodnoms AI to your photo library - Water goals and Apple Health can now leave out the water in foods and count only drinks like water, black coffee, and plain tea - British and Canadian spelling, like fibre and favourites, when your iPhone uses that English - Goal complications on Apple Watch, the circular Goal widget on the Lock Screen, and the Goals List widget now follow your Goal Label setting, so they can show how far under or over your goal you are Bug Fixes - Fixed sync sometimes staying paused after a brief loss of connection, or a changed setting switching back to its previous value - Fixed adults over 80 being unable to finish setup or use an automatic calorie goal - Fixed setting up Foodnoms on another device asking for your profile and goals again when you hadn’t logged any food yet, and replacing the goals from your first device - Fixed editing a quick entry sometimes also changing a food in your library - Fixed changes to a food made from the Food Log not saving to your library, or switching back after a sync - Fixed a goal changed from the Food Log switching back to its previous value and not syncing to your other devices - Fixed the calorie goal saying your Body Profile was incomplete when Apple Health had no recent resting energy, instead of offering to use estimated resting energy - Fixed a change to the Scale Active Energy percentage in Body Profile not saving, so the calorie goal kept the old percentage - Fixed goal cards in Insights sometimes not updating after logging food - Fixed a card added to or removed from Insights on its detail screen not changing on the Insights tab until you reopened the app - Fixed changes to goals sometimes being discarded without warning - Fixed serving sizes like 1 1/2 cups or 4oz being read incorrectly - Fixed importing recipes from some websites, such as Allrecipes and EatingWell - Fixed problems confirming your email address when creating an account - Improved VoiceOver labels when logging food, scanning, using Foodnoms AI, and during setup - Fixed searching for or scanning a barcode sometimes not finding the food with that barcode - Fixed the keypad for a food’s amount closing and opening again before you could type - Various performance improvements and minor bug fixes ### 2026.17 — 2026-09-25 Bug Fixes - Fixed Foodnoms AI asking you to sign in again when opened from a shortcut, after the app had been in the background for a while, or when the server could not be reached - Fixed being unexpectedly signed out of Foodnoms Cloud, sometimes on all of your devices, after returning to the app or after a connection problem during sync - Fixed Favorites, Suggestions, Drinks, and Quick Entry not responding to taps or scrolling when logging food on iOS 26.3 and earlier - Fixed Foodnoms sometimes freezing when opening the app, changing Apple Health permissions, or importing data from Apple Health - Various performance improvements and minor bug fixes ### 2026.16 — 2026-09-15 Bug Fixes - Fixed Foodnoms+ subscribers sometimes seeing an Upgrade Required prompt after opening the app until it was force quit - Fixed Save to Library on a logged food sometimes leaving the food out of your library, especially after it had been added to Favorites - Fixed logging a favorite from Apple Watch using the last logged amount instead of the favorite's preset portion ## Apps similar to Foodnoms | App | Rating | Price | Category | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [Protein Tracker: Protein Pal](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/protein-tracker-protein-pal/id1541193285) | 4.7 (10,907) | Free | Health & Fitness | | [Nutritionix Track](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/nutritionix-track/id1061691342) | 4.8 (44,025) | Free | Health & Fitness | | [Fooducate: Nutrition Coach](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/fooducate-nutrition-coach/id398436747) | 4.6 (77,548) | Free | Health & Fitness | | [Calorie Counter - 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