eaterpad: Nutrition Tracker blends an AI nutrition companion with a powerful food-logging toolkit to help you hit calorie and nutrient targets, build healthier habits, and feel healthier, stronger, and happier.
Key features include barcode scanning, custom foods and recipes, daily macro- and micronutrient targets, nutrient rankings, chart-based intake tracking, and Health app integration. It also offers a premium plan for advanced usage and is built as a standalone app by a single developer.
Users praise eaterpad for deep micronutrient tracking, flexible food entry, clean UI, a robust free version with no ads, and responsive support. Common drawbacks include stability issues (crashes), UX quirks (custom-food editing, navigation nuisances), feature gaps (label scanning, export options, database gaps), occasional data concerns, and mixed views on premium pricing.
Pros
Comprehensive micronutrient tracking with detailed breakdowns and goal comparisons across many vitamins and minerals, beyond basic calories/macros.
Flexible food entry: easy to add foods, recipes, and custom entries; barcode scanning; pre-log by adding foods before eating; share custom foods with the community.
Clean, uncluttered UI that is easy to navigate and log quickly, making tracking feel effortless.
Generous free version with substantial features and no ads, offering good value before considering a paid upgrade.
Responsive developer support and willingness to address user feedback.
Cons
Stability issues: frequent crashes and freezes; app sometimes won’t open after logging many nutrients.
UX quirks and editing annoyances: custom foods editing isn’t intuitive; double-tap to select items; side action panel can obscure part of the screen on some devices.
Feature gaps/limitations: promised label scanning not functioning as advertised; limited reporting/export options (e.g., printing daily totals); some nutrients aren’t readily visible on the home screen; gaps in the food database (e.g., whole grains).
Occasional data concerns: minor data inaccuracies reported by users when comparing with other databases.
Pricing/premium options: some users feel the cost of premium features is high or lacking a clear mid-tier option.
Recent reviews
I’ve recently tried several nutrition tracking apps and didn’t keep them for more than a few minutes. Earerpad looks incredibly promising! I really like the ability to add foods, a necessary feature.
I am having difficulty editing a food I’ve added though—the screen freezes as soon as I tap “edit”and I can’t even go back. I hope this will work itself out and will keep trying.
Will report back again after I have a little more experience with it. So far, thumbs up!
byte*****
Best app if you really like tracking all your nutrients. This is the first app I found that will track your micronutrients.
And still the best app there is!
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