iOS Update 18.5
Any chance this can be updated to run on iOS 18.5? Great app I would love an update for compatibility.
Update
I love this app, but now that I have bought a new IPhone (15 Pro Max) this app doesn’t work anymore! Can you please update it, so I can install it again. It is so so handy to refer to multiple times a week.
Inaccurate
Oxalates are shown in this app as measured in grams. Milligrams might be accurate, but many of the values are not correct
Good app
I like the app, too bad they’re getting rid of this app or at least trying too. It was also free.
Nice quick reference
I like this app to just quickly refer to for oxalate load when shopping for groceries or eating out. Sure it is not perfect, because oxalate loads differ with soils, etc. Unfortunately I just switched yo an iphone 15 and was sad to see this app dies not work on the new phones. Hoping that will be updated. One suggestion for improvement is a better Search function, as it seems to only allow one key word essentially?
Show more
Help!!!! Please update this app
App does not work at all with newer iPhones. Nothing has been updated for years. PLEASE HELP US get the app current for newer IOS!
Needs an update
I loved using this app but it no longer works on newer phones
Confusing and useless
This app has multiple items listed contrary to values on other lists. Not a lot of items. It made it even harder for me to figure out what was good or not
App Not Update for IOS
Get with the program update yourapp
Needs work...like actual amounts in grams
This isn't the worst app ever, but it's not the best. The color coded system is cute, but without actual oxalate amounts its use is limited. And those amounts should be in grams, like every other oxalate list out there.
So yeah it's useful if you just want to see if a food is high medium or low, but let's say you've eaten a high ish oxalate meal earlier and want to have an idea of what foods you can "afford" to eat later. Without actual numbers this app won't really help you much.
So yeah it's useful if you just want to see if a food is high medium or low, but let's say you've eaten a high ish oxalate meal earlier and want to have an idea of what foods you can "afford" to eat later. Without actual numbers this app won't really help you much.
Show more
Not supported on iOS 15.6.1, unable to contact developer
App states that it won’t install on iOS 15.6.1. Unable to contact the developer to advise them of this.
No sources cited
The author does not specify values nor sources.
Needs an update
I check everyday my oxalate intake and this app can not be used with iOS 15. Says needs to be updated to work with current iOS version. Last update this app received was 5 years ago. RIP to the developer ✝️ 🙏
Search function is maddening
Search function acts as though you’ve hit the search button every time you take more than a half second to enter the next character. It’s so frustrating! Also, note to developer: not all doctors are men.
Static Information
While I like the simplicity of the app in choosing from a wide selection of foods - the app doesn’t allow for user input. The foods are colour coded without oxalate quantities. I found the app to be boring.
Measurements but not content
I just downloaded the app and like the color coding system but do not like that I don’t know the mg of oxalates per serving and even the definition of low, high , very high. I would also like to see references as to where the values came from
Missing things
Needs better information on what the numbers mean.
Needs to be able to sum across a meal, and/or a day of meals.
Needs to be able to only show foods below a given threshold of oxalate, like Medium and below.
Needs to be able to sum across a meal, and/or a day of meals.
Needs to be able to only show foods below a given threshold of oxalate, like Medium and below.
Not comprehensive
Almost everything I tried to look up didn’t exist in the app. Not helpful for me. I’m deleting it today.
Very outdated information
I first got this app because it was free and I was new to a low Oxalate diet. After doing some research myself I found that the foods listed as bad in this app are not accurate (for one, research shows that berries are not high in oxalates). You get what you pay for.
I wouldn’t recommend this app. I bought another app (OxiPur) which is constantly updated and more detailed.
I wouldn’t recommend this app. I bought another app (OxiPur) which is constantly updated and more detailed.
Show more
Inconsistent
There are often duplicate records for the same food with different levels of oxalates. E.g. strawberries
