Oxalator - Low Oxalate diet. It’s easy!

Name: Oxalator - Low Oxalate diet. It’s easy!
Rating: 2.5 (45 reviews)
Author: Max Odnovolyk

By: Max Odnovolyk

Medical

Features & Capabilities

This app comprised of information on how to keep up comfortably with the low oxalate diet. It gives you over fifteen hundred common products, which you can eat, or stay away from. The information is available in two languages: English and Russian. It supports two system of measurement: Metric and US. There is a possibility of forming diet with individually determined portions; alphabetically arranged products are very convenient; oxalate rich and low foods are given in increasing and decreasing sequence. We encourage you to download app. Any critic of its content will be greatly appreciated.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Max Odnovolyk

Rating:

2.50

(45)

Version:

1.0.1 Last updated: 2015-12-17

Version code:

824542542

Creation date:

2015-11-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

32.47MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 258,976 ▼ 813

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Developed by:

Max Odnovolyk

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/oxalator-low-oxalate-diet-its-easy/id1035176284

User Reviews

Users cite the app as free, easy to use, and a handy color-coded quick reference for a low-oxalate diet. Repeated drawbacks include being outdated and incompatible with newer iOS, lacking numeric oxalate values, data accuracy and completeness concerns, a limited food database with no addability, and no totals for daily/meal tracking.

Pros

Free app
Clear color-coded system
Easy and intuitive to use
Useful quick reference for shopping and meal planning
Helps users track a low-oxalate diet

Cons

Outdated and not updated for newer iOS versions
No actual oxalate amounts; only categories like high/medium/low
Data accuracy and completeness concerns; values/sources unclear
Limited food database; many common items missing and no option to add foods
No ability to sum oxalate intake across meals or days (no totals)

Recent reviews

I like the app, too bad they’re getting rid of this app or at least trying too. It was also free.

by Le*****, 2024-05-24

App does not work at all with newer iPhones. Nothing has been updated for years. PLEASE HELP US get the app current for newer IOS!

by K *****, 2024-01-23

This app has multiple items listed contrary to values on other lists. Not a lot of items. It made it even harder for me to figure out what was good or not