Nutrients - Nutrition Facts

Nutrients - Nutrition Facts

Recipe Manager & Food Journal

822 ratings
329 reviews
$4.99

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Access detailed nutritional information for thousands of foods, including vitamins, minerals, and macronutrients. Create custom recipes, track your daily intake with a food journal, and discover foods rich in specific nutrients. Works entirely offline.

Offline nutrition database
Recipe creation and analysis
Daily food journal
Nutrient browser
Customizable food lists
Health app sync
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What's New in Nutrients

10.0

June 26, 2023

Updated for iOS 16.4

Charts

Top Paid

📉 73-3

Food & Drink

This app dropped -3 positions in Food & Drink chart.

Last updated on July 22, 2026.

User reviews

Excellent

Great info at your fingertips

My perspective

The app is a bit outdated. It doesn’t read barcodes. It’s nearly impossible to add items unless you’re using products from certain European countries as it requires all nutrients listed in kcals which of course the US doesn’t use on our labels. So if you don’t mind fudging a bit. It’s not too bad. It seems to integrate well with Apple Health but I’ll have to re-evaluate after a month or two.
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Not for UK residents

Waste of money. Pity it doesn’t give any indication it only covers US food just leads you on to pay for something you can’t use.

Average

The barcode scanner on this app does not work.

Good but buggy

As a vegetarian, I use the app to track protein macros. However, many common items (Ex: Trader Joe’s Almond Butter Cups) are not in the database and the app crashes if you open the barcode scanner. There is no feature on the app to request help so there’s no ability to troubleshoot. It’s good for estimating, but since the exact item is likely not listed, it can vary widely. Feels like it was published too soon with no efforts to revise.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Nutrient values not calculating correctly

Bug

Duplicate items appearing in the database

Bug

Inability to edit or delete past journal entries

Bug

Inconsistent serving size measurements

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add ability to manually enter custom food items

Feature

Improve search and filtering options

Feature

Incorporate glycemic index and glycemic load data

Feature

Add support for supplements and vitamins

Feature

Provide more detailed nutrient breakdowns (e.g. soluble vs. insoluble fiber)

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FAQ

What does the Nutrients app do?

Nutrients provides detailed nutritional information for tens of thousands of foods, including vitamins, minerals, sugars, and fats. It allows users to create their own recipes, track daily food intake with a journal, and discover foods high in specific nutrients. The app is designed to be comprehensive and works completely offline.

What are the key features of Nutrients?

Key features include an extensive offline nutrition database, the ability to create and analyze custom recipes, a daily food journal with detailed breakdowns, a nutrient browser to find foods rich in specific compounds, customizable favorite food lists, and synchronization with the Health app. Users can also hide food categories to suit their dietary needs.

Is Nutrients free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. Based on the provided information, there are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, indicating it is a completely free application.

What devices is Nutrients compatible with?

The application is designed for mobile devices. While specific operating system versions are not detailed, it is implied to be compatible with iOS devices as it mentions syncing with the Health app, which is an Apple feature.

Who would benefit from using Nutrients?

This app is beneficial for a wide range of users, including individuals managing health conditions like diabetes or heart disease, nutrition students, nutritionists, vegans, vegetarians, and anyone interested in understanding the nutritional content of their food for healthier eating habits.