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Effortlessly track your vitamin and mineral intake with smart scanning, personalized recommendations, and insightful analytics. Receive timely reminders to maintain your health goals and identify nutrient gaps in your diet.
What's New in VitGuru
3.9
May 11, 2026
Minor bug fixes
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Vitguru Monthly
Monthly subscription
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FAQ
What is VitGuru?
VitGuru is a health and fitness app designed to help users effortlessly track their vitamin and mineral intake. It features smart scanning, personalized recommendations, and detailed analytics to support wellness journeys.
How does VitGuru's smart scanner work?
The smart scanner allows you to instantly scan vitamin barcodes for automatic nutrient logging. Its OCR label recognition technology accurately reads supplement labels and accesses a UK vitamin database for nutrient breakdowns.
Can VitGuru remind me to take my vitamins?
Yes, VitGuru offers smart reminders that you can customize to fit your daily routine. You can set morning, lunch, and evening notifications, and receive deficiency alerts if your intake falls below recommended levels.
What kind of analytics does VitGuru provide?
VitGuru provides weekly and monthly progress reports, allowing you to visualize your intake trends, identify nutrient gaps, and track improvements over time. You can also export your data as CSV or JSON.
Is VitGuru free to use?
VitGuru is free to download and use, offering core tracking features. Premium features, including unlimited tracking and advanced analytics, are available through a subscription.
What are the subscription options for VitGuru Premium?
VitGuru Premium offers a monthly subscription for £8.99 after a 3-day free trial, or an annual subscription for £99.99. You can cancel anytime through Apple.
Does VitGuru have ads?
No, VitGuru does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to provide a focused and uninterrupted user experience for tracking health data.
What devices is VitGuru available on?
VitGuru is available on iPhone and iPad devices, catering to users who prefer to manage their health tracking on Apple's mobile platforms.




