# Potassium In Foods — user reviews > 12 indexed App Store user reviews of Potassium In Foods by Mark Patrick Media LLC, rated 1.83/5 from 18 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/potassium-in-foods/id596677156/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/potassium-in-foods/id596677156.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 0 · 4★ 2 · 3★ 3 · 2★ 3 · 1★ 10 ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — Not worth getting *2024-06-30* I wanted an app to make it easier to track my potassium intake. This app only shows the amount of potassium in a 3.4 ounce serving. There is no option to change the serving size nor an option to change unit type ie… grams, volume, or piece. $2 is not a lot of money but this app is not worth having. ### 1/5 — Not good *2020-03-10, version 2.1* The back button is annoying because it takes you back to the beginning. Instead of one step back. There are multiple entries for the same food and the numbers are different. Everything is gauged in 3.5 oz serving size. For example instead of a slice of white bread, it says serving size 3.5 oz. Also the search button is useless. If you put white bread in it will show no results. You have to put bread, white and sometimes if not exactly like they have it listed, it will still show no results. It also does not recognize brand names. You can’t search for example any fast food or any names such as Nestle or Kraft or whatever. Another thing is you should have a profile and be able to save the mg of potassium everyday and it keep count for you as you tap on the item. And be able to save frequently eaten items etc. ### 1/5 — No tracking just look up with limited foods *2019-04-19, version 2.1* back and forth to find foods because you have to click on the categories. Most importantly you can’t add or track the potassium you consume. You have to write it down because the app does not track. ### 1/5 — Not complete *2017-05-02, version 2.1* Disorganized and lacks a daily calculator. Missing a lot of foods and there's no way to enter new ones. ### 1/5 — Nobody *2017-04-28, version 2.1* The app stinks not enough data why have a search icon with no search function? SCAM ### 2/5 — Not enough fresh items *2020-08-19, version 2.1* Perhaps this is just me, although I doubt it, but I couldn’t find a simply grilled or broiled chicken breast. Mostly everything in here is based on prepackaged, store bought, or some sort of prepared dish. We who cook at home would benefit greatly from the potassium count associated with raw or minimally cooked items. ### 2/5 — Serving Size? *2013-02-25, version 1.0* Every single food item has a serving size of 3.5 ounces!!! So the App is useless because you don't know how much potassium is in an actual serving!!!! Needs to be fixed, since 3.5 ounces was used globally and is not correct! ### 3/5 — Needs more *2018-07-04, version 2.1* I appreciate this app as it is only one I have found devoted to potassium. However. It has so many foods left off and I can’t figure out why. It’s so easy to Identify potassium in so many other foods. I have to go back to to internet on simple foods that are not listed. Frustrating. ### 3/5 — Needs work *2017-01-29, version 2.1* The most irritating problem is pressing the back arrow after finding a food ALWAYS takes you back to the highest level of nested items. Say your in vegetables>cabbage>green cabbage raw, and try to go back to cabbage, it takes you instead all the way back to vegetables. Sounds picky, but trust me, you will find this very annoying, especially since items are not always alphabetical. Secondly, where did the potassium data come from anyway? Can we trust its accuracy? There needs to be an "about" section that gives us a verifiable source for the data. ### 3/5 — User *2016-12-25, version 2.1* Nothing listed under SNACKS. Lists should be alphabetical for easier use. ## Most praised reviews (2 highest-rated) ### 4/5 — This app *2018-04-07, version 2.1* I can say that this app is perfect for someone on a Low Potassium diet ! It is easy to use and does Exactly what I am looking for! Very, Very happy with this app ! ### 3/5 — Very helpful but it could be much better. *2014-11-21, version 1.0* It provides good information, but it would be much more useful if it could integrate with other apps such as "MyFittness Pal." For people who need to increase or restrict potassium in their diet, they usually need to track their overall nutritional intake. Because potassium is not required for the nutritional reporting of most food items, it would be very valuable to those who need this information to be able to automatically include it in their daily nutritional tracking. Having the option to integrate it with Apps like "MyFittness Pal" would probably millions millions more users to use both apps, and medical professionals would undoubtedly make this known to their patients. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-06-10.*