Nutrients - Nutrition Facts

Name: Nutrients - Nutrition Facts
Price: 5.99 USD
Rating: 4.3 (12 reviews)
Author: Pomegranate Apps LLC

By: Pomegranate Apps LLC

Recipe Manager & Food Journal

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Features & Capabilities

Nutrients provides offline, comprehensive nutrition facts for tens of thousands of foods, with full details on vitamins, minerals, amino acids, fats, sugars, and more, all accessible without an internet connection.

Use the recipe manager to create meals with accurate nutrition per serving, keep a daily food journal (syncable with Health), and explore a nutrient browser to find top foods for specific nutrients. All data is sourced from the USDA.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Pomegranate Apps LLC

Rating:

4.30

(12) 0.60

Version:

10.0 Last updated: 2023-06-26

Version code:

858064843

Creation date:

2010-10-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

31.86MB

Price:

5.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

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Developed by:

Pomegranate Apps LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/de/app/nutrients-nutrition-facts/id396836856?l=en-GB

Website:

http://www.pomegranateapps.com/nutrients

User Reviews

Nutrients offers deep nutrient data and Apple Health integration with a large database and customization options, but faces widespread data gaps, unreliable food entry, recurring bugs, and slow updates. These reliability and accuracy issues limit its overall usefulness for many users.

Pros

Extensive nutrient tracking including micronutrients (potassium, vitamins, minerals) and inputs like caffeine and alcohol.
Large food database with the option to add custom foods and recipes.
Provides insights into nutrient gaps and overall nutrition, not just calories.
Integrates with Apple Health.

Cons

Database is incomplete and outdated; many common items are missing, and regional labeling can cause inaccuracies.
Barcode scanning and manual food entry are unreliable or crash-prone; adding foods often fails.
Frequent bugs and incorrect nutrient calculations; day-to-day totals and %DV don’t carry over properly.
UI/readability issues and a difficult-to-use journal; limited updates and perceived lack of developer support.
Perceived poor value for money due to bugs and lack of timely updates.

Recent reviews

Great info at your fingertips

by Jj*****, 2026-02-26

The app is a bit outdated. It doesn’t read barcodes. It’s nearly impossible to add items unless you’re using products from certain European countries as it requires all nutrients listed in kcals which of course the US doesn’t use on our labels. So if you don’t mind fudging a bit. It’s not too bad. It seems to integrate well with Apple Health but I’ll have to re-evaluate after a month or two.

by Ni*****, 2025-07-29

As a vegetarian, I use the app to track protein macros. However, many common items (Ex: Trader Joe’s Almond Butter Cups) are not in the database and the app crashes if you open the barcode scanner. There is no feature on the app to request help so there’s no ability to troubleshoot. It’s good for estimating, but since the exact item is likely not listed, it can vary widely. Feels like it was published too soon with no efforts to revise.