Foodnoms is a nutrition tracker designed to be fast, powerful, and easy to use. Set custom nutrition goals, log your food, and measure your progress.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Log what you eat and drink with a fast, beautiful interface.
2. Set specific nutrition goals for calories, macros (protein, fat, carbohydrates), net carbs, cholesterol, fiber, sugars, water, alcohol, caffeine, and more.
3. Learn about your nutrition, and use that knowledge to reach your health and fitness goals.
LEARN ABOUT YOUR NUTRITION
• Track your success for each of your goals over time
• Discover which foods are helping you and which ones are holding you back
• Automatic tracking of intermittent fasts
FAST LOGGING
• Scan barcodes and nutrition labels
• Save time using Smart Suggestions, which recommends foods to log based on your food habits
• Log food and check on your goals with Siri and the Shortcuts app
• Leave the food scale at home and instead record the accuracy of your recordings
BEAUTIFUL HOME SCREEN WIDGETS
• Track your nutrition and fasting goals right from your Home Screen
• Quickly log food and open the label scanner
WORKS WITH APPLE HEALTH
• Read and write nutrition data to the Health app - calories, macros, vitamins, minerals, water, caffeine and more
• Use Active Energy data from the Health app (i.e. the Move ring on the Apple Watch) to automatically adjust your calorie goal
BUILT TO PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY
• Sync your data to multiple devices securely with iCloud and the Health app
• No advertisements or spam
• Transparent privacy policy
TRUSTWORTHY NUTRITION DATA
• A food database with hundreds of thousands of food items with rich nutrition data from trustworthy sources
• Quickly scan nutrition labels to quickly log accurate data for packaged foods
• Create custom foods, recipes, and meals, and share them with your friends
ACCESSIBILITY
• Dynamic type support
• Dark mode
FOODNOMS+ VS FREE
• Free - unlimited food tracking; create goals for calories and macros; create recipes and meals; integration with the Health app; basic notifications; CSV export
• Foodnoms+ - log drinks; track water, sodium, fiber, net carbs, caffeine, alcohol, and more; recipe import; AI meal scanner; create custom meal types; Foodnoms AI; save commonly-eaten items as favorites; import nutrition data from Health; view more stats and charts; track intermittent fasts; plus other exclusive features
Privacy Policy: https://foodnoms.com/privacy
Terms of Use: https://foodnoms.com/terms
Although I feel I am single handedly adding all of the UK’s food items (adding them for all to use is a great feature) such as all the flavours of Huel (yes thank me for that - not all yet but soon) it is a joy to use. I heavily use the watch complications and also monitor and update on the mac. This thing keeps updated. I can imagine a tree of information going back and forth in real time and that’s what is happening. I drink my Hidrate spark, it sends to its app, it’s app sends to Apple Health and This app picks it up almost instantly so that this app for Apple health compatibility (Thank apple for the API and thank Hidrate spark too) so when I can’t be bothered to enter All macros because I’m in the UK and Foodnom is primarily for US I use myfitness pal and pulls in my macros from there into FoodNoms just like each sip of water from Hidrate. Seeing, setting goals for things like protein or vitamins helps me to choose what I need to improve with regards to my food choices. Great app. Multi device iPad iPhone Mac and watch. How all app should be.
Great choice for calorie & macro tracking
adrianclark1
I moved to FoodNoms from MyFitnessPal and I'm so glad I did. FoodNoms is a much cleaner app, with everything you need but no more. It's a native-looking UI on iPhone and iPad, which I really appreciate - much nicer looking than competitor apps. You can set your own goals (budgets or targets) and sync with Apple Health app on iOS to modify your calorie budget each day based on your activity levels. The food library is smaller than on MyFitnessPal, but it's so easy to scan nutrition labels (it's amazing how this works!). Excellent app, which I highly recommend to anyone who is serious about tracking their calories and macros.EDIT: The Ask AI feature is incredible. It not only makes up for the smaller food library than some competitor apps, but actually makes FoodNoms far and above the best calorie and macro tracker there is.
Great app, a few extra features would make it outstanding
757Speedbrakes
After my old macro tracker app was no longer supported, I spent ages trying to find a good alternative that wasn’t too pricey. After 3-4 months of using this daily, I have to say I find it excellent.I do miss a few of the old features of my old app. One being where you entered the type of exercise you’d been doing, I.e Weight Lifting, Running etc and the duration and the app deducted the burnt calories from the total intake.Another nice little feature that should be easy for the developer to add would be a weight tracker. You just enter your weight and the day and you get a graph of how your weight goal is progressing.
Good, with the potential to become great
OBF833
The interface and UX are great - it’s really clear and simple and not peppered with adds and bloat like some of the big name alternatives. It does its thing and does it well. It is also much more stable than some of the smaller competitors I’ve used. I particularly like the HealthKit integration and iCloud sync so it works across my devices. There are a few small things that I haven’t been able to do eg change the time a food was logged (eg I may log dinner in advance if it’s just leftovers, or do a meal later in the day if I didn’t have time when I ate.) but no major missing or awkward features. Like all of these apps the biggest hurdle is the database. As user numbers grow this will improve - the scanning and submission features are good. Also the fact that community submissions can be updated/you can have your own local version of the uploaded one has errors. I have had some issues with the OCR in the scanner - sadly our U.K. labels don’t have to follow a standard form, so it will be a bit more hit and miss. If you cook from scratch there is a good collection of ingredients - but you sometimes have to convert to the ‘US’ name. Eg no courgette, but zucchini is there. All in all it’s great to use, and I hope more people get on board to build out the data and get value from it themselves.
What's New
- Weight logging with charts to track your progress over time
- New Body Profile for managing your height, weight, and activity level in one place
- Calibrated Energy: personalized energy targets based on your logged food and weight trend
- Easier macro goals using percentage splits or grams per body weight
- Simpler goal setup for setting a target and staying within a custom range
- Redesigned settings screens
- Customizable profile avatars for your Foodnoms account
- Share a text summary of your day's nutrition
Bug Fixes
- Fixed deleted items occasionally reappearing when syncing across devices
- Fixed incorrect dates on devices using the Buddhist calendar
- Fixed daily nutrition totals in Apple Health sometimes adding up to less than your logged food entries
- Fixed Apple Health data from other apps sometimes not importing until manually re-imported
- Fixed some nutrients missing when importing foods from Apple Health
- Improved reliability of logging favorites from Apple Watch
- Fixed Insights not refreshing when a new day starts
- Fixed widget buttons sometimes not responding when the app isn't running
- Fixed settings changes occasionally not saving
- Fixed adding a password to your account sometimes failing silently
- Fixed the Foodnoms AI input field being hidden behind the keyboard
- Improved sync error reporting with clearer guidance when sync can't proceed
- Fixed several rare crashes
- Various performance improvements and minor bug fixes
Version 2026.8
The developer, Algebraic Labs, LLC, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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