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This app allows for quick quantitative assessments of food, beverage, and water samples. It measures properties like the heat of chilies, pungency of garlic, and bacterial content in samples.
What's New in FoodSense
1.2.14
March 5, 2021
Minor bug fixes. Measurement parameters will be reset when connecting to FoodSense unit.
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FAQ
What can FoodSense measure in food samples?
FoodSense can perform quantitative assessments on food samples. This includes measuring the hotness of chilies, the pungency of garlic, and the gingerness of ginger.
Can FoodSense analyze beverages and water?
Yes, FoodSense is designed for quantitative assessments of food, beverage, and water samples. It can help determine various properties within these liquids.
Does FoodSense detect bacteria?
Yes, the app is capable of assessing the amount of bacteria present in samples, providing quantitative data on microbial content.
Is FoodSense free to use?
FoodSense is available for free. It was released on May 31, 2019, and has not introduced any in-app purchases or subscription fees.
What devices is FoodSense compatible with?
FoodSense is compatible with iPhones and iPods. It is suitable for users who own these Apple devices.
How often is FoodSense updated?
The latest version of FoodSense is 1.2.14, last updated on March 5, 2021. Updates are not very frequent, with the last one being over two years ago.
What is the age rating for FoodSense?
FoodSense has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children and general audiences.
Does FoodSense have ads?
No, FoodSense does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free application.

