wish i could get my money back
Response from developer
Thank you for your feedback. A new version of the app has been released that allows to use fractions and fixes light mode view. To request a refund, contact Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.

This app helps you track your nutrition and fitness goals privately. Log meals, monitor calories, macros, and micronutrients, and receive personalized suggestions. It offers features like intermittent fasting timers and data export, all without requiring an account or collecting your data.
1.12.0
August 19, 2026
Fasts you can correct • Ended a fast at the wrong time? Tap it and fix it. Adjust when it started and ended — the duration and whether it counts as completed follow along. • Ended one by mistake? A fast you ended today picks back up where it left off, timer and Lock Screen included. • Forgot to start the timer? Move a running fast's start back to when you actually stopped eating. • Fasting settings now keeps your recent fasts — tap one to correct it, swipe to remove it, or log a fast you did without the timer. • A finished fast stays on the Log tab instead of vanishing the moment you stop. • Ending a fast under four hours now tells you it won't be recorded. Nutrition from Apple Health • Calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber and water saved by other apps now flow into Tare — WaterMinder and anything else that records those values. • Synced values sit in their own Apple Health section with the source app, time and quantities — never an invented food or drink name. • They count everywhere they should: daily totals, net carbs, hydration, Reports, insights, exports and widgets. • Swipe a synced row to remove it from Tare while leaving Apple Health unchanged. • Tare never writes imported values back to Health, so nothing is counted twice. Tare on Apple Watch • A read-only Today dashboard: calories eaten, remaining or over, macro progress, and the last sync from your phone. • Add the rectangular widget to Smart Stack, or the circular calorie ring as a complication. • The Watch keeps the latest snapshot offline and starts a new day at zero against your last known goals. Sixteen new app icons • Green Apple, Plate, Avocado, Carrot, Leaf, Kitchen Scale, Fork & Knife and Nutrition Ring — each in a dark version and a light one, newly drawn to match across the set. • Pick yours in Profile → App Icon, alongside Default, Ocean and Violet. Whichever icon you already had stays selected. Bug fixes.
MoreThank you for your feedback. A new version of the app has been released that allows to use fractions and fixes light mode view. To request a refund, contact Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Tare prioritizes user privacy by requiring no account, collecting no data, and having no ads or third-party SDKs. All your food logs are stored locally on your device and synced privately via iCloud.
No, Tare is completely ad-free. The app is a one-time purchase and does not contain any advertisements, ensuring an uninterrupted tracking experience.
Tare is available for iPhone and iPad, offering a seamless experience across Apple devices for all your nutrition tracking needs.
Tare was last updated on April 29, 2026, with version 1.6.0. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and feature improvements.
The one-time purchase of Tare includes all features, such as micronutrient tracking, adaptive TDEE calculation, intermittent fasting tools, meal templates, and personalized suggestions, without any subscriptions or in-app purchases.
Yes, Tare can sync with Apple Health to share data for calories, macros, water intake, and weight, providing a more integrated health tracking experience.
Tare has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in tracking their health and nutrition.
You can export all your logged data from Tare at any time in CSV format, allowing you to analyze your nutrition and progress outside of the app.