Low Ox Life

Low Ox Life

Oxalate Tracker & Food Log

5 ratings
3 reviews
Free
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Released
July 18, 2025
Updated
October 28, 2026

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Track oxalate intake with a comprehensive food database and logging tools. Understand your daily and weekly patterns to manage dietary recommendations for conditions like kidney stones.

✓Harvard oxalate food database
✓Color-coded oxalate levels
✓Daily food journaling
✓Symptom and note tracking
✓Barcode scanner
✓Recipe builder
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What's New in Low Ox Life

3.1

October 28, 2026

What's new in 3.1 • Meds & Supplements: keep your own list, set reminder times, and mark each dose taken or skipped, right from Today. • Bio Break details: add duration, urine color, Bristol type, symptoms, tags and notes to any BB1 or BB2. • Fluids: water and your other drinks now add up together, with optional reminders timed from your last drink. • New widgets: Today shows your oxalate budget, Fluids and Bio Break at a glance, plus a new Bio Break widget. • Apple Watch: a cleaner home screen, today's drinks in a list, and an optional reminder to log a Bio Break after handwashing. • Meal planner: meals that make sense, built around one main with a side of each kind. • Groceries: a simpler list; checked items fold into "In the cart." • Importing: clearer progress, a Pause that works, and many other fixes.

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Starter Plan

Log meals & symptoms, import lists, scan

$5.991 Month
7 Days trial
Price Updates
October 30, 2026→$5.99
October 26, 2026→$5.99
March 4, 2026→$4.99
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User reviews

Bare bones app

I am certain there is not a crowd standing in line for an oxalate app, but rest assured, when one suffers from horrific kidney stones due to oxalate, we are most fortunate to have access to this help. On that note, the foods referenced are few and far between.. I would say 80% of what I look up is not available. I am going to keep watching for a while, but if it doesn’t improve, I might as well google each and every food I need to know about.
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Response from developer

Thank you for sharing this. We understand how important it is to quickly find accurate oxalate information when you’re dealing with kidney stones. The full version is built differently. It allows you to add your own foods, including importing other popular oxalate food lists, so you can create a personalized list based on what you actually eat. The free version is intentionally limited to the Harvard oxalate food list, which is a clinically trusted source but not a comprehensive database. It will not include every food you search for. Our focus isn't on having the largest list, but on providing a reliable system you can trust over time. We are actively improving search coverage and clarity. We appreciate you taking the time to share this.

A lot missing!

It has some value, but when you don’t have the basic vegetables and fruits then that’s an issue.

Response from developer

Correct. When this post was made, we only offered the Harvard oxalate food list. It's not exhaustive and is based on their own research. We still offer this list as default in our app for free. Our Pro subscription allows you to bring your own list. It was released this year to accommodate users with their own spreadsheet.

Best Oxelate App out there!

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FAQ

What is the Harvard Food Database in Low Ox Life?

The Harvard Food Database in Low Ox Life contains oxalate figures for over 400 foods, published by the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. This data is accessible as a guest without requiring an account or subscription.

How does Low Ox Life help with kidney stones?

For individuals prone to calcium oxalate kidney stones, clinicians often recommend limiting dietary oxalate. Low Ox Life provides color-coded oxalate levels for foods and allows you to log meals to track daily totals and understand your weekly patterns, aiding in dietary management.

What are the subscription options for Low Ox Life?

Low Ox Life offers 'Starter' and 'Pro' subscription plans. The Starter plan is $5.99/month or $39.99/year, and the Pro plan is $9.99/month or $69.99/year. New subscribers receive a 7-day free trial with Pro features.

Can I log my symptoms with Low Ox Life?

Yes, the 'Starter' plan includes a feature to record symptoms and notes alongside your food logs. This allows you to track how you feel in relation to what you have eaten, providing valuable insights.

Does Low Ox Life have ads?

No, Low Ox Life does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use for basic features and offers optional subscriptions for advanced functionalities.

What devices does Low Ox Life support?

Low Ox Life is supported on Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, allowing you to track your dietary oxalate intake across multiple devices.

How often is Low Ox Life updated?

The latest version of Low Ox Life is 3.1, and it was last updated on October 28, 2026. This indicates regular updates to improve functionality and data.

Can I import my own food lists into Low Ox Life?

Yes, the 'Starter' plan allows for CSV import of up to 5 of your own food lists, with AI-assisted categorization to help organize your data.