On the old version I complained they didn't list enough foods....but now there are too many! The original had only real, whole foods listed, now it's got those plus a boatload of processed foods, which I almost never eat. It's nice I can finally look up yogurt (a food missing from previous version), but I have to scroll through like 50 versions of yogurt before I get to plain, whole milk yogurt. It would be worth it if additional nutrients were added (like choline, omega fats, etc) but they weren't. And some foods I eat still aren't listed. Sigh. Hopefully it will be worth it for the foods I eat that weren't in the previous version but made it in this one. My old review for the previous version:I love this app but there are a lot of foods I eat that aren't listed (no plantains for example or organ meats other than chicken liver and turkey giblets). I would also love to have more nutrients added such as choline and iodine and maybe omega-3 and omega-6. I try really hard to get all the nutrients I need through diet and it helps me to know what foods have what nutrients. This app is very user friendly, although I would prefer if fruits and veggies were in their own categories so I didn't have to scroll through them every time I wanted to get to grains or dairy or beans, etc. I do love this app though. Love the ability to search by nutrient especially. I hope the developers read my suggestions. Thanks!

For what is available, this is the best app I found for what I needed. However there are a few things that would make this a great app! First, my purpose is to track my nutrients every day. But the journal does not allow you to go back and edit a day's items. This was a real bummer. I woke up this morning and was forced to enter my food items from last night, on today's date. Also, I am using this for the purpose of tracking my vitamin needs during my pregnancy. So it would be extremely helpful if there was some way to calculate everything daily. There is no other app out there that does this. If these two functions were added, I am sure you could definitely increase your revenue. Especially if you would promote it to the pregnancy community. Finally, it would be great if you simply added a notes page. Where users could take personal notes. Ideally, integrated into the journal page some how. I am calculating my nutrients and storing key details in a notepad. I am sure this one is probably an easy add.Thank you for your efforts. I look forward to seeing what's to come.

I didn’t see a tutorial, which I could really use. I find it frustrating that when I want to create a recipe, there are often only brand name versions of ingredients that should just be raw. Since I am not sure what the brands represent nutritionally, this seems odd. I made a sweet potato soup for instance. When I tried to indicate that the recipe calls for 1.25lbs of sweet potatoes, I could not. Instead, there were many brands of sweet potatoes listed and none were available to input in quantities greater than 200 grams (pounds were not an option). I had to calculate grams to pounds and then input several different brands of sweet potatoes at 200-grams each. I had no idea if these were all plain, raw sweet potatoes. This seems really weird. Also, as a vegetarian, I am concerned about niacin intake. I purchased nutritional yeast powder (unfortified). No such thing exists in the database. In general, I want plain foods, not brands, and in standardized measurements. Some foods are available in tbs. some in grams. Some only in ounces. It’s all over the map.

I’ve used this app for years to help me find ingredients with particular vitamins and minerals that I run low on. With recent updates, my favorites history has been removed (🙁), but also the sorting by vitamin/mineral content has become useless to me because every result is some kind of Native American plant or meat that I absolutely have no access to. (Caribou ice cream??? In central USA???? We don’t even have caribou here, much less caribou ice cream!)I really appreciate that these foods are in the app, but it would be wonderful if there was an option to omit certain categories from the searches and sorting. I also cannot eat fish, so it would help me there too for the nutrient categories that are 90% fish.The sorting limits also appear to be broken, so when I select “all” it still only displays the top 100 results.Just feeling very disappointed in this app in recent years. It used to be my go to for nutrient packed meal plans, but now I can rarely find anything relevant. I will revise this review again if positive changes are made in the future. Currently: if you can eat fish and live in Alaska or among the Plains Indians this may be great for you. If you live in a typical city? Eh.