Microgram: Nutrient Tracker

Name: Microgram: Nutrient Tracker
Rating: 4.7 (983 reviews)
Author: Lurra, LLC

By: Lurra, LLC

Track Food, Macros & Vitamins

Features & Capabilities

Meet Microgram — the next generation nutrient tracker. Track calories and 50+ nutrients, including macros, fiber, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, omega-3/6, and more, powered by reliable USDA data. Log meals quickly by snapping a photo, using voice commands, texting, barcode scanning, or searching manually.

REACH YOUR UNIQUE GOALS: Microgram personalizes daily targets for weight loss, muscle gain, maintenance, or overall health. It also focuses on longevity and well-being by helping you meet essential nutrient needs for sleep, digestion, skin and hair, energy, and immune support. Pregnancy and lactation-friendly targets are included, with nutrients like folate, iron, calcium, and omega-3 emphasized. Some features require a subscription. Note: We do not provide medical advice; please consult a professional before changing your nutrition.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Data Sports Education

By:

Lurra, LLC

Rating:

4.70

(983) 29 new ratings

Version:

1.6.23 Last updated: 2026-05-28

Version code:

883641542

Creation date:

2025-02-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

206.58MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 58,401 ▲ 664

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Developed by:

Lurra, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/microgram-nutrient-tracker/id6740841048

Website:

https://microgramapp.com/

User Reviews

Users praise Microgram for its clean design, fast logging via barcode or AI scan, and strong micronutrient tracking with USDA data, which is especially helpful for meeting daily targets and pregnancy needs. Repeated issues include bugs and crashes, slow analysis when logging foods, and occasional mismatches in food data or difficulty adding custom recipes. Overall, the app excels at nutrient tracking but stability and customization flow need improvement.

Pros

Fast, easy logging via barcode scanning and AI photo input.
Sleek, clean, intuitive interface.
Strong micronutrient tracking with USDA data, helpful for hitting vitamin and mineral targets (useful during pregnancy).
Clear display of daily nutrient progress and goal tracking.

Cons

Bugs and crashes, including onboarding resets and freezes.
Slow analysis/response when logging foods, causing delays.
Inaccurate or inconsistent food data and difficulty adding personal/custom recipes.

Recent reviews

The fact it’s a paid feature is silly. Being able to add things to the database seems both productive and beneficial to the app and its user base. You should allow free users to modify and add to the database. Otherwise you’re asking people to pay to contribute to your apps data! If you’re not going to update it and contribute yourselves as developers, why bottleneck your own data that you’d receive from free users?

by za*****, 2026-05-06

I do like this app however I am getting a strange occurrence when I am going from logged review and edit portion… the app gets stuck in transition and continues circling until I have to delete the app and re- boot… there is no way around it and I cannot do anything else with my phone until I delete…. Sad when you pay money for something and glitch turns you off of it.

by cs*****, 2026-03-18

This isn’t my first nutrient app, and it’s way harder than others I’ve used. It’s SLOW, so entering foods involves several long seconds of waiting for analysis EVERY TIME, even for items I’ve logged several times. It gets serving sizes wrong daily. I can’t find a simple way to add recipes I’ve made myself so I don’t have to log all the ingredients every time—it seems to prefer that I eat packaged foods only. It hears me say “Jif peanut butter” and then gives me nutritional data for a peanut butter and jelly spread instead. I could go on and on. I’m not happy. I do like how easy it is to see my daily progress towards nutrient goals, especially because I need a specific amount of potassium daily, but so far that’s all I like.