Kidney Pal: Renal Diet Tracker

Kidney Pal: Renal Diet Tracker

Potassium, Phosphorus & CKD

1.3K ratings
44 reviews
With Ads#63 in top-grossing Medical
💪 Health & Fitness
🏥 Medical
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 15, 2020
  • July 18, 2026

Features

Kidney Pal: Renal Diet Tracker screenshot #1 for iPhone
Kidney Pal: Renal Diet Tracker screenshot #2 for iPhone
Kidney Pal: Renal Diet Tracker screenshot #3 for iPhone
Kidney Pal: Renal Diet Tracker screenshot #4 for iPhone
Kidney Pal: Renal Diet Tracker screenshot #5 for iPhone
Kidney Pal: Renal Diet Tracker screenshot #6 for iPhone
Kidney Pal: Renal Diet Tracker screenshot #7 for iPhone
iphone
ipad
🖼️Get Icon
Icons↘︎

About

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
Show original description
+1

What's New in Kidney Pal

4.25.0

July 18, 2026

• Recipe ingredients now scale to how many servings you're making • Various bug fixes and improvements

Subscription plans

Kidney Pal PRO

Yearly Pro Subscription

$69.991 Year
7 Days trial
Price Updates
July 21, 2026$69.99
May 8, 2026$59.99
February 6, 2026$49.99
How to cancel Kidney Pal subscription ⁉️

Charts

Top Grossing

📈 63+22

Medical

This app rose +22 positions in Medical chart.

Last updated on July 22, 2026.

User reviews

Fast food options

Noticed some Taco Bell foods are kidney safe vs others! Would like to see safer fast food alternatives for specific fast food restaurants. I am a nephrology nurse practitioner. Significant portion of the population I deal with rely on fast food occasionally due to cost/energy constraints

Response from developer

Thank you — hearing this from a nephrology NP means a lot. Great news: fast food already works well with the photo scan and the "Say or Type" quick log (e.g. type "Taco Bell bean burrito" and it scores it against the user's kidney profile). Even better: we're currently testing a menu-scanning mode — photograph a restaurant menu or menu board and get a ranked list of the kidney-safest options for that person's stage. Your point about cost/energy constraints is exactly who we're building it for. We'd genuinely value clinician input — please reach out at support@kidneypal.app

Frustrated

I just downloaded this app 3 days ago. It seems very useful and enjoyed the 3 days of usage. I keep getting a message to try PRO for free for “x” number of days. I am trying to enter food for lunch but I’m stuck in a loop. I do not want to try PRO for free. Maybe I’m doing something wrong but you should be able to decline trying PRO for free. I have since deleted the app.
Show more

Response from developer

We're sorry that experience isn't what we intended, and your feedback is helping us fix it. To explain what happened: the free plan includes 5 AI food analyses per day (they reset at midnight). Once they're used up, the photo/describe buttons show the upgrade screen — but you never have to accept the trial. You can close it with the X, and you can always log food for free using Manual entry, Saved foods, or Recipes from the + button. We agree the app should say this clearly instead of just showing the upgrade screen, and we're improving that in an upcoming update. We'd love for you to give it another try — support@kidneypal.app if we can help

Make serving sizes adjustable on recipes?

Computers and apps can do anything they are programmed to do. Why haven’t you programmed your app to allow users to select number of servings on your recipes so that the app will automatically adjust amounts for each ingredient? Many recipe apps provide this.

I am only one person. Right now I have to get out my calculator and split ingredients to make one serving. Or figure out what to do with a second (or third and fourth) serving of the recipe, some of which don’t reheat well. I really don’t want to eat 4 servings of something.
Show more

Response from developer

Thank you for the thoughtful suggestion! You're right — today the "Servings to Eat" adjuster on a recipe scales the nutrition numbers, but the ingredient list stays fixed at the full-recipe amounts. Automatically scaling ingredient quantities (so a 4-serving recipe shows amounts for 1) is a great idea and it's now on our roadmap — the way we store recipes makes this very doable. Keep an eye on upcoming updates, and if you have more ideas we'd love to hear them at support@kidneypal.app

78 yr old. CKD stage 4

If I had had this app five years ago, I probably would not have chronic kidney disease. Fantastic app.. helps clean your nails and keep you in guidelines to. slow down kitty disease and hopefully improve your lab numbers. I highly recommend this app..

Response from developer

Thank you so much for the kind words — reviews like yours are exactly why we built KidneyPal. We're glad it's helping you stay within your guidelines, and we hope your next labs show it. Wishing you the very best with your health, and if you ever need anything, we're at support@kidneypal.app

Works Well

I bought this app and have been using it. It had some minor issues but the developer responded right away and fixed them. How nice is that. I highly recommend this app. 5 stars.

Response from developer

Thank you for updating your review and for the detailed feedback! You were right about that streak alert — it was a real bug where the 8:30 PM reminder fired even on days you'd already logged. The version you're on now (4.21) fixes it: logging anything silences that day's reminder automatically, so it's safe to turn notifications back on. If it ever misfires again, email us at support@kidneypal.app and we'll jump on it. And your suggestions are good ones — categories for saved foods and showing the quantity field above the nutrient labels are both on our list. Thanks for helping make KidneyPal better!

Developer apps

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.