DailyPlate
A food diary that counts calories and macros offline
A food diary for people who want calorie and macro totals without an account. It logs meals against daily targets, searches a built-in list of nearly 2,900 foods with no signal, and scans barcodes for packaged food. Nothing you log leaves your phone, and the setup questions can be skipped. It is not a medical device.
- Version
- 1.0.6
- Platform
- Android
Read from the Play Console on October 28, 2026
What it does
- Log breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks with calories, protein, carbs, fat and fiber totalled per day
- Search a built-in food list offline and scan barcodes, checking the product before it is logged
- Calculate daily targets from age, sex, height, weight, activity and goal, or skip setup for generic estimates
- Review a weekly summary of averages, best day and worst day
- Track water, build recipes with per-serving nutrition, and keep a grocery list
- Export your data to a file and import it on a new phone
What it costs
Free with ads. One-time purchase removes ads, and nothing else is locked behind it. No subscription.
Your data stays on your device unless a feature says otherwise, and the privacy policy spells out exactly what each one does.
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