Natural food guide for Android

Free version is so limited in what it allows I feel it’s worthless.

This app would be amazing, except it can’t be because the ingredients in the database are general ingredients and not brand specific. This will cause gross inaccuracies in any nutritional facts you are attempting to calculate. I tried to search a specific oat milk and they had one option only for all oat milks. There are at least 7 I can think of with vastly different nutritional facts. Which one is what they’re using on the app?? I have no idea how they choose what 1 oat milk nutritional facts they should use to cover the vast variety and nutritional contents out there. This app can only work if you know exactly which brand and only use the exact brand they are using for the 1 option per food database.

I purchased this app based on the fact it offers mineral content, particularly iodine. I have to watch this strictly in my diet. Upon comparing the iodine content of multiple items it is obvious many are charted to low in the app. An example would be 1 oz of Nori seaweed contains 6x the amount of mcg then this app claims. Another 5 oz of wild salmon would be about 10x more mcg then app claims. I understand iodine is not something many track but those of us who have to track iodine it is detrimental to our health.

This keeps adding ingredients from another recipe and when trying to add new ingredients. I just got this, I’ll start playing with it more and update.

As somebody who has diabetes, and wants to live a low glycemic life…this is essential. Being able to use a few more measures would be great, but sure, I can do some of the entries by weight. THANK YOU!