
About
This app analyzes your grocery and restaurant receipts to calculate your ultra-processed food (UPF) score. It visualizes your spending on junk food, tracks your habits, and offers gamified challenges to encourage healthier choices.
What's New in Mount Dorito
1.4.2
April 15, 2026
Bug fixes and performance improvement.
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FAQ
What is Mount Dorito's UPF score?
Mount Dorito calculates your UPF score by analyzing the items on your receipts. It then visualizes this score as a mountain, where a higher UPF percentage means you're stuck at the base, and reducing junk food helps you climb.
How does Mount Dorito track my spending on junk food?
The app provides monthly breakdowns showing how much of your spending went towards junk food versus real food. It also ranks your worst habits by tracking which ultra-processed items you repurchase most often.
Can Mount Dorito automatically import my receipts?
Yes, you can link your grocery accounts from stores like Costco, Walmart, H-E-B, and Sam's Club. Once linked, receipts import automatically, and your UPF score updates without manual photos.
Does Mount Dorito have ads?
No, Mount Dorito does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use with optional subscription plans for advanced features.
What are the subscription plans for Mount Dorito?
Mount Dorito offers a monthly subscription for $2.99 and a yearly subscription for $19.99. Both plans include a 7-day free trial.
How does Mount Dorito help me change my habits?
The app uses gamification, offering badges and trophies for completing challenges and maintaining streaks as your UPF percentage drops. It also tracks your progress over months, allowing you to see tangible improvements in your health.
What devices is Mount Dorito available on?
Mount Dorito is available on iPhone and iPad devices, as indicated by its supported devices list.
How often is Mount Dorito updated?
The latest version of Mount Dorito is 1.2.2, and it was last updated on March 22, 2026. This suggests a relatively recent update cycle.







