Vitamin — Log, Scan & Schedule

Vitamin — Log, Scan & Schedule

Daily Supplement Stack Tracker

87 ratings
57 reviews
Free
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Effortlessly track your daily supplements and nutrition with an easy-to-use journal. Scan food details, add notes and pictures, and receive personalized dose advice based on your age and gender. Syncs across devices and integrates with Apple Health.

Daily supplement tracking
Nutritional journal
Scan food details
Add notes and pictures
Personalized dose advice
Syncs across devices
Apple Health integration
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What's New in Vitamin

2.1

March 9, 2026

New Features — Vietnamese language support added. — Customize reminders directly in-app (moved from iOS Settings). — Hide/archive any element for a cleaner dashboard. — Apple Health connection banner for easier setup. Bug Fixes — Fixed push reminders not appearing after reinstall. — Corrected Copper units to mcg. — Ensured "Taken" on notifications writes to Apple Health.

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Monthly all-access for family (max 6 people)

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User reviews

I like this app, but do need to pay

I am very happy with tracking my vitamins and supplements. I do need to pay since I take several vitamin pills that are specially compounded. I did submit a request to change copper to mcg , it’s is mg right now. That’s too high. I would love to see a half pill option since some need to be cut in half.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for your thoughtful review and for using our app to track your vitamins and supplements. We’re really glad it’s been helpful for you. You’re absolutely right about the copper unit. Earlier versions of the app used mg, and thanks to users who reached out to us via our support email, we updated it to mcg so it’s accurate and much easier to enter the correct amount. If you were the one who originally requested that change, we truly appreciate it. We’re committed to keeping the app stable, accurate, and easy to use, and feedback like yours helps us continue improving the experience for everyone. Thank you again for helping us make the app better.

I really like that new feature

Newest version finally has archiving feature for every element. That is what I wanted on my supplements, - when I need to take a break for a few months I can hide those elements to keep my list short. Once I need them I can just make them visible again.

Clean simple and effective

I like that it syncs with Apple Health and respects my privacy. Highly recommended 👍

免费且无需注册

我尝试了多个应用,只有这款真正做到了完全不要求账号。当我登录之后看到的唯一的设定页面就是开放苹果健康HealthKit的权限,仅此而已。这太棒了。

Taking a vitamin etc difficult due to conflating nutrients consumed in food

I like a few things about this app. Primarily that it syncs with Health. Which in turn syncs with my food tracking app. So I get a full picture of how much I’ve consumed each day.

Where this becomes an issue is that the amount to take has no set default. Instead it defaults to the most recent entry. Which means I need to pay attention and laboriously adjust the quantity each time I take a pill.

For example, I consume a meal that contains 2.2 mg sodium. Then I go to take my iron supplement of 27 mg. Finding the iron section on the app is easy. However, the amount showing is 2.2. So I need to adjust to 27. And it’s not a text box, it’s + and - buttons, so it takes a bit to complete the adjustment. If I even remember to confirm the amount taken.

Don’t get me wrong, I like that I can see my whole day’s intake. But, “Taking” directly is different than “Consuming” passively. They should be treated differently. I should be able to set a default for a supplement. Or, the default chosen by the app should not consider entries from food. Either way, it needs to be easier, and more foolproof, to track the supplements I’m taking. My workaround is to turn off this app in Health. Which defeats one of the benefits of this app.

Also, there is no help. None. And the settings button just opens the Apple settings for the app. No customization.

Overall, it does a few things well. And some not so well. I’m not willing to pay a subscription for such a primitive app with obvious design flaws and shortcomings.

Fix this one issue and I’ll give more stars.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for taking the time to share such detailed and constructive feedback. We genuinely appreciate users like you who help us understand where we can improve. First, we're thrilled you love the Health sync integration! It's a core feature designed to give users a holistic view of their intake, so we're glad it's working well for your tracking needs. You've raised excellent points about the default quantity behavior and input method for supplements: 1️⃣ +/- Input: We hear you! Our designers are already iterating on a more efficient input method to replace tedious tapping. 2️⃣ In-App Settings & Help: You're right—these are overdue! We're migrating settings into the app (staged rollout starts soon), and an FAQ section is on our radar. We have posted a few videos on how to do things but we need to organize it better and bring it into the app. As a small startup, we're working hard to balance improvements with our limited resources, but your feedback helps us focus on what matters most. We're committed to evolving beyond the "primitive" experience you described—fixes for these pain points are already in motion. If this response gives you confidence in our direction, we'd be incredibly grateful if you considered adding a star or two to your review. It means the world to our small team and fuels our motivation to push these updates faster!

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Reported Bugs

15 issues

Notifications are not received

Bug

Reminders reset to random days

Bug

App crashes when opening notifications

Bug

App intermittently records taking of a supplement

Bug

Randomly populates vitamins and minerals to Apple Health

Bug

App resets reminders every day

Bug

Free trial does not have full features

Bug

Inaccurate recording of taken pills

Bug

Entries deleted when trying to delete others

Bug

Syncing issues with HealthKit

Bug

Sunday notifications are missing

Bug

App crashes when opening notifications

Bug

Last entry date does not update correctly

Bug

Food tracking entries conflated with supplement entries

Bug

Quantity adjustment uses +/- buttons instead of text input

Bug

Requested Features

26 requests

Add half pill option

Feature

Change copper unit to mcg

Feature

Add more slots for supplements

Feature

Add daily goals or recommended values for vitamins

Feature

Add more vitamins/minerals/nutrients (e.g., betaine anhydrous, PABA, Inositol, Choline, CoQ10, probiotics, Lutein, collagen, fiber, protein, fish oils, fats, creatine)

Feature

Add Apple Health integration for food tracking apps

Feature

Switch to percentage-based tracking for daily needs

Feature

Add Apple Shortcuts integration

Feature

Add ability to create own supplements

Feature

Add probiotics

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Add barcode scanning for supplements

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Add a calendar view with checkmarks for taken vitamins

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Add ability to take a picture of supplement facts for auto-population

Feature

Add more holistic supplements

Feature

Add extensive list of vitamins like omega-3s

Feature

Connect with apps like Cronometer for automatic updates

Feature

Add protein, fish oils, fats, creatine

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Add K1 and K2 as separate entries

Feature

Allow multiple entries for supplements with higher than allotted amounts

Feature

Add a vitamin 'diary' or calendar view

Feature

Add a daily dashboard for vitamin/mineral intake

Feature

Allow editing time/date of logged vitamins

Feature

Add trends and reminders for vitamins

Feature

Add a food wheel or ability to track food consumption alongside vitamins

Feature

Add a database or option to create custom Vitamin Supplements and Probiotics

Feature

Improve measurement control (e.g., allow typing numbers, decimal points for all measurements)

Feature

FAQ

What does the Vitamin app do?

The Vitamin app helps you effortlessly track your daily supplements and nutrition. It functions as an easy nutritional journal where you can log your intake, add notes and pictures, and even scan food details. The app aims to transform nutrition tracking into an enriching journey towards vibrant health.

What are the key features of the Vitamin app?

Key features include an easy nutritional journal for tracking, the ability to create notes and scan text or pictures, automatic syncing with your devices, verified food information from the National Institutes of Health, personalized dose advice based on age and gender, the option to add new elements, a history analysis of past records, iCloud backup for security, and integration with Apple Health and Apple Watch support.

How much does the Vitamin app cost?

The app is available for free and offers in-app purchases. Specific details on pricing for any in-app purchases are not provided in the description, but the core functionality of tracking and logging is accessible without upfront cost.

Is the Vitamin app compatible with Apple devices?

Yes, the app is designed for Apple devices. It automatically syncs with your devices, supports Apple Watch, and is enabled to work with Apple Health. Your data is securely backed up to iCloud, and it is stored only on your Apple services.

What are common use cases for the Vitamin app?

Common use cases include tracking daily vitamin and supplement intake, maintaining a detailed nutritional journal, monitoring food consumption, setting and achieving personal health goals, and analyzing past dietary records. It's also useful for those who want to ensure they are meeting recommended nutrient doses based on their individual needs.