Kidney Pal: Renal Diet Tracker

Kidney Pal: Renal Diet Tracker

Potassium, Phosphorus & CKD

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54 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 15, 2020
  • September 14, 2026

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This app helps individuals manage kidney disease by providing personalized dietary guidance. It offers AI-powered food scanning, a kidney-safe recipe library, and progress tracking to support users in making informed food choices.

Personalized daily nutrient limits (sodium, potassium, phosphorus, protein)
AI-powered food scanning with safety scores
Smart swap suggestions for safer meals
Kidney-safe recipe library with nutritional breakdowns
Import and analyze recipes from URLs
Progress tracking with charts and reports
Fluid tracking
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What's New in Kidney Pal

4.33.0

September 14, 2026

• Labs: log your bloodwork (eGFR, creatinine, potassium, phosphorus, albumin, hemoglobin, A1c and more) by date and see each marker over time with its typical range • Blood glucose and blood oxygen: quick-log tiles on the diary, fasting / after-meal tags, a new Vitals card on Progress, and two-way Apple Health sync (Pro) • Doctor's report: a new labs page with first vs latest per marker, plus glucose and blood oxygen summaries — and you can now pick any custom date range • Settings, reorganized: five clear sections, a Daily Limits screen, one Units screen, Optional Tracking for your diary tiles, and a Personalized Guidance page that shows exactly what shapes your meal advice • Personalized guidance, your choice: turn on lab results, a 30-day glucose summary and your weight trend to sharpen meal advice — off until you turn it on, and never a substitute for your care team

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Subscription plans

Kidney Pal PRO

Yearly Pro Subscription

$69.991 Year
7 Days trial
Price Updates
September 13, 2026$69.99
May 8, 2026$59.99
February 6, 2026$49.99
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Last updated on September 19, 2026.

User reviews

Such a helpful, impressive app

This app has been immensely helpful in tracking my sodium, potassium, phosphorus, protein, fluid, and calorie intake for kidney disease. It is continuously being updated with very helpful features and just keeps getting better! I am so impressed with this app and feel so much better having it as a tool navigating a frustrating process.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for this. Kidney disease hands you a lot to keep track of at once, and hearing that KidneyPal makes that process feel less frustrating is exactly why we keep building it. More updates are on the way. If there's ever a feature you wish it had, support@kidneypal.app goes straight to the team.

Making a Difference!

I’ve been using this app for 90 days and it’s made a difference in my husband’s numbers! He has Stage 2 CKD. The selection of recipes, the ability to import recipes from other sites (such as DaVita) and to create my own recipes is great. The app is easy and straightforward. I’m so grateful to the developers for creating this tool.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much — hearing that his numbers have improved over 90 days is exactly why we built this. We're glad the recipe import and your own creations are earning a spot in the rotation. Wishing you both continued good results, and if you ever need anything, we're at support@kidneypal.app.

Absolutely indispensable

This is my third time reviewing, so I feel like a lunatic, but if I had waited a week or so, instead of nit-picking about trivial things, this is the review I would give: this app has become an indispensable tool to stay 3A for as long as possible.

I tried reading books that used complicated calculations for everything you eat, and they all disagree on what you can and can't eat--which would basically be water and twigs, according to some of these authors--but this app does all the calculations for me, and I'm learning quickly that I can eat most foods (albeit, very little animal protein), depending on what else I have eaten that day. Almost as importantly, I'm discovering what limits I have--4 oz of chicken put me over my protein allowance, so apparently, I've been eating way too much protein. I've also been drinking *too much* water, which surprised me.

I'm donating the books I bought to a clinic because not only were the calculations insanely complicated--and I'm a math-phobe--the recipes are depressingly bad, as well as their lengthy list of "verboten" foods, when in fact, they aren't verboten, it's just all a matter of perhaps eating smaller amounts and balancing that with whatever else you eat on that day, which this app makes super easy to figure out.

I only wish my nephrologist had been as helpful as this app. As far as negatives? I still wish they used calories instead of kilojoules, but I've bookmarked a converter online, so it's a very small inconvenience. Yes, compared to some apps, this one might be a bit pricey looking at first, but it's well worth the money!
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Response from developer

Thank you for coming back to write this — reviews like yours are exactly why we built KidneyPal, and "I wish my nephrologist had been as helpful" made our week. One thing we'd love to fix: KidneyPal should be showing calories, not kilojoules. If you're seeing kJ somewhere in the app, could you email a screenshot to support@kidneypal.app? We'll get it sorted. Wishing you a long, healthy run at stage 3A!

Not liking this

Manually enter food. No numbers for sodium etc filling in and tracking.

Horrible app

I have CKD and ingredients esp protein are very important part of my health. I scanned a container of high protein yogurt this am and the ingredients kidney pal listed were way off. It is important I do not exceed my protein limit but with inaccurate info I could easily non knowing double my limit

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FAQ

What is Kidney Pal?

Kidney Pal is a medical app designed to help individuals manage kidney disease by providing personalized dietary guidance. It offers features like AI-powered food scanning, a kidney-safe recipe library, and progress tracking.

How does Kidney Pal personalize my diet?

You can tell Kidney Pal your specific kidney condition, such as CKD stage or dialysis status, and it will set personalized daily limits for sodium, potassium, phosphorus, and protein tailored to your needs.

Can Kidney Pal scan food labels?

Yes, Kidney Pal features AI-powered food scanning. You can snap a photo of any meal or nutrition label, and the AI will instantly analyze it, providing a kidney safety score based on your personalized limits, including hidden phosphorus additives.

Does Kidney Pal have ads?

Yes, Kidney Pal contains advertisements. It is a free app supported by ads, with optional in-app purchases for enhanced features.

What are the subscription options for Kidney Pal?

Kidney Pal offers a PRO subscription with monthly and yearly plans. The yearly plans include a 7-day free trial. Specific pricing details are available within the app.

Can I export my data from Kidney Pal?

Yes, Kidney Pal allows you to export a complete report of your nutrient trends and progress. This report can be shared with your doctor or care team for your appointments.

What devices is Kidney Pal available on?

Kidney Pal is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.

How often is Kidney Pal updated?

The latest version of Kidney Pal is 4.21.0, last updated on June 16, 2026. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.