OxiPur – Gout & Kidney Stones

Name: OxiPur – Gout & Kidney Stones
Rating: 4.4 (505 reviews)
Author: Baliza GmbH

By: Baliza GmbH

Purine & oxalate diet tracker

Features & Capabilities

OxiPur consolidates the latest scientific findings on gout and kidney stones into a user-friendly app. It offers a curated notes library, a large food database, a daily food diary, and a recipe calculator to help plan meals that meet purine and oxalate guidelines.

The app has a Free version with essential features and no ads, plus a Pro upgrade for advanced nutrition data, filters, and extra dietary profiles like low purine, low oxalate, and vegan options. Developed by Baliza since 2011.

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App Education Data Content

By:

Baliza GmbH

Rating:

4.40

(505) 0.10

Version:

4.7 Last updated: 2026-05-27

Version code:

885970863

Creation date:

2016-11-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

74.57MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 80,005 ▼ 845

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Developed by:

Baliza GmbH

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/oxipur-gout-kidney-stones/id1136215457

User Reviews

Overall, users find OxiPur a useful, centralized resource for gout and kidney-stone diet information and for tracking oxalates and purines, with pro tiers offering deeper data. However, major recurring complaints include that key content is paywalled and pricing is unclear or problematic; data quality and coverage are inconsistent (oxalate values sometimes conflict with established references; many foods missing); the app can be hard to navigate and has limited unit options (grams/ounces only, mg often unavailable). Some report paying without value, others praise the data when using Pro features.

Pros

Centralized, one-stop source for gout and kidney stone information, saving time researching the web.
Useful data and a robust database for tracking oxalate and purine intake, aiding diet management.
Pro tiers unlock detailed, food-specific impact data for gout and kidney stones; many users find it worth paying.
Convenient and handy reference that users feel can be used on the go.
Some users report developers are responsive and supportive.

Cons

Content behind a subscription; pro features require payment; pricing not always transparent; several users report unauthorized charges.
Data accuracy and coverage issues: oxalate data can conflict with established references (e.g., Harvard study) and many common foods are missing.
Usability and navigation problems: app can be hard to use and not very intuitive; limited pre-entered meals.
Unit and measurement limitations: only grams and ounces are shown; mg values and other serving units are often unavailable.
Some users feel the marketing is misleading about free features and report value not delivered after paying.

Recent reviews

This is a paid subscription if you want to use the oxalates feature. Other than that, it’s just a food diary. I cannot say that I would recommend this App. Please do your own research as you will get better results.

by Ju*****, 2026-03-27

I was excited to use the app but all the items are in “grams”. This is a huge amount. I’ve been told by various doctors you measure by milligrams and that for a low Oxalate diet that would be only 50-60mg per day.