Food Sense Guide

Name: Food Sense Guide
Rating: 4.7 (328 reviews)
Author: Melanie Avalon Inc.

By: Melanie Avalon Inc. App

Track Your Food Sensitivities

Overview

Version:

1.5.0

Last updated: 2023-11-11

Ranking

#94,257 ▼ 71

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Food Sense Guide helps you identify potential food sensitivities with a catalog of 300+ foods, showing levels for amines, FODMAPs, glutamates, gluten, histamine, lectins, oxalates, sulfites, thiols, nightshade, and AIP status. You can create personal lists and notes, and export data for sharing or printing.

The app offers free basic features and a premium plan for advanced tools, designed for both individuals and practitioners to quickly identify triggers and plan meals to support GI and hormonal health.

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By:

Melanie Avalon Inc.

Rating:

4.70

(328) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.5.0 Last updated: 2023-11-11

Version code:

860956243

Creation date:

2019-03-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

50.38MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-25

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Ranking

# 94,257 ▼ 71

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Developed by:

Melanie Avalon Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/food-sense-guide/id1457896728

User Reviews

Users find Food Sense Guide easy to use and highly comprehensive for food sensitivities, with strong list-building and cross-referencing features. But recurring complaints focus on misleading free access and premium gating, gaps in food coverage, and outdated resources, plus a desire for built-in symptom tracking that the app currently lacks.

Pros

Easy to use and user-friendly interface
Comprehensive, well-researched information on food sensitivities
Ability to create and manage custom lists of foods
Helpful cross-referencing of compounds and potential triggers
Valuable overall reference with extensive resources and data

Cons

Premium subscription gates core features and free-use claims mislead users
Incomplete food coverage; some items are missing or not listed (e.g., chickpea)
Resources and links can be outdated or broken
Lack of built-in symptom tracking and data gaps (e.g., certain health metrics)

Recent reviews

The description of the app says that they have made it free to everyone. I could not find the single function on the app that did not require purchasing the app at the premium level. Very misleading.

by j.*****, 2024-08-15

The app is great. I like how it breaks down each food group and the food sensitivities with it. But I had purchased the full version, and now I can’t see any of the sub groupings.