HealthWatch 360

Name: HealthWatch 360
Rating: 3.7 (37 reviews)
Author: GenBen Lifesciences Corporation

By: GenBen Lifesciences Corporation

DNA-based Nutrition App

Features & Capabilities

HealthWatch 360 is a scientifically designed preventive health app. Provides personalized diet and nutrition recommendations based on your DNA to prevent chronic disease.

HealthWatch 360 is a scientifically designed preventive health app that helps you eat right for your health. Access your GB genetic test results and receive personalized nutrition recommendations to help prevent diet-induced chronic diseases such as heart disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, and Alzheimer’s. Start by selecting a HealthWatch Goal: Weight Control, Longevity, Heart Health, Blood Pressure, Type 2 Diabetes, Skin Health, Sports Nutrition... our scientific algorithms will generate a personalized nutrition plan and provide daily reports on your nutrition status.

Count calories, monitor 30+ nutrients, and track exercise plus health symptoms all in one app. Simple and intuitive! You will love it.

Web version: https://healthwatch360.gbhealthwatch.com/

WHY WE’RE BETTER THAN OTHER HEALTH APPS Goes far beyond a simple calorie counter! HealthWatch 360 is designed by nutrition experts and provides personalized nutrition recommendations based on your DNA.

HEALTH GOALS AND PERSONALIZED NUTRITION Built-in health goals include: • Weight Control • Energy Level • Longevity • Sleep Quality • Sports Nutrition • Acne and Skin Health • Alzheimer's Prevention • Alzheimer's Patient Care • Anemia • Blood Lipids • Blood Pressure • Bone Health • Prediabetes • Type 2 Diabetes • Heart Health • Kidney Health • Metabolic Syndrome • Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) • Pregnancy • Lactation Select a health goal and receive a personalized nutrition plan based on clinical nutrition therapy guidelines and the Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

DNA-BASED DIET AND NUTRITION Receive personalized diet and nutrition recommendations based on your genetic test results. Specific nutrient goals can be customized according to your doctor’s or dietitian's recommendations and medical treatment plan.

TRACK 500+ SYMPTOMS AND HEALTH CONDITIONS From hunger, mood, stress, anxiety, allergies, dry skin, back pain, headaches, migraines, canker sores, and hair loss to triglycerides, cholesterol, blood glucose and medications… you can even create a custom tracker!

MONITOR 30+ NUTRIENTS We have a huge database of 500,000+ foods and supplements, including top restaurants, brands and specialty items, with the most complete nutrition information. Monitor not only calories, fat, carbs, protein, calcium, sodium, iron, vitamins A and C, but also glycemic index, omega-6:omega-3 ratio, potassium, magnesium, zinc, niacin, lycopene and vitamins B12 and more.

NUTRITION SCORE A main highlight, your daily nutrition score rates your diet quality. A higher score means a healthier diet, a lower score, a less healthy one. The DASH, Mediterranean, and MIND diets align with USDA recommendations and normally score 90 to 100. Extreme diets or those comprised largely of junk food generally score lower.

NUTRITION REPORT Find out your daily nutrition score and review your dietary intake to find out how you can improve. Discover which foods contribute most to your vitamin/mineral intake, and which cause too much sodium and added sugar. Get top food recommendations to optimize your nutrition.

MEAL PLAN MARKET Discover and adopt healthy meal plans. Nutrition scores help you select the best meal plan for you, based on your HealthWatch goal, food preferences and nutritional requirements.

RECIPE HUB Discover delicious recipes in the new Recipe Hub. Create, share, and adopt recipes.

TRENDS A powerful discovery function. Get 7- or 30-day trends for any condition, nutrient or activity to see patterns and find correlations. Does eating more protein help you lose weight? Reducing salt lower your blood pressure?

EASIEST-TO-USE Enter foods using a barcode scanner, quick-pick menus, favorite foods and “copy from yesterday.”

NUTRITION TIPS AND TOP FOODS Get nutrition tips on your nutrition cards. If you have too much sodium, get a warning; if you don't get enough calcium, get ideas for calcium-rich foods!

PHOTO NOTES A bonus feature, makes tracking easier with time-tagged photos and notes.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

GenBen Lifesciences Corporation

Rating:

3.70

(37)

Version:

3.0 Last updated: 2023-03-04

Version code:

854939724

Creation date:

2014-04-10

Compatible devices:

Size:

40.22MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

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# 238,990 ▼ 523

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Developed by:

GenBen Lifesciences Corporation

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/healthwatch-360/id791944229

Website:

http://www.gbhealthwatch.com

User Reviews

HealthWatch 360 is a powerful, free nutrition tracker praised for deep micronutrient tracking, customizable goals, and Apple Health integration. Its strengths include meal plans and professional-grade nutrition features. Common drawbacks are bugs and slow performance, inconsistent data saving, limited/imperfect food data and barcode scanning, and integration/sync issues with HealthKit and other services. Improved stability and data quality would enhance its appeal, but for nutrition-focused users it remains a standout option.

Pros

Tracks a wide range of micronutrients beyond calories (potassium, magnesium, iodine, choline, omega-3, etc).
Customizable nutrition goals and personalized nutrition features (HealthWatch Goals, personalized nutrition, meal plans).
Seamless integration with Apple Health/HealthKit and data syncing across devices.
Free app with a robust food database and flexible data entry (manual entries, user-submitted foods, recipes).
Supports health-condition based tracking and adjustable nutrition goals for personalized plans.

Cons

Frequent bugs, crashes, slow performance, and occasional data loss or entry errors.
Unreliable barcode scanner and a food database that requires manual searching or is incomplete/inaccurate.
Perceived lack of updates; some bugs persist and users worry the project is abandoned.
Integration and syncing issues with HealthKit and other services (e.g., Fitbit removal) causing data mismatches.
Several UI/data-entry glitches in manual entry (top-of-form visibility and validation errors).

Recent reviews

I’ve been using this app for a long time and it’s very useful to help track nutrition along with health conditions. Only downside is the scanner doesn’t work anymore… I would have to manually type everything

by em*****, 2025-11-04

I compared a lot of apps when I originally downloaded this years ago, and this one did the best job of tracking micronutrients (vitamins and minerals, plus a few other things like choline, caffeine, lycopene, etc). It is also free which I love. I love that it has so many foods in its database that have all the micronutrients. Plus there is the ability to manually enter foods or recipes or to use manually entered foods that other people have entered. It doesn’t seem to be being updated that often. It has consistently worked very well though, and it’s kind of nice that it’s it being changed all the time. There is now a bug where it won’t let me create or edit recipes. Also I wish it showed more micronutrients in the daily summary, like Iodine. The specific foods have the info about iodine but it doesn’t show up in the totals for the whole day so you can’t see an overall picture.

by Vi*****, 2025-02-26

I use this app to track nutrients. I do strength training and use the macro nutrient tracker to make sure that I’m getting enough protein. The micronutrient tracker helps me to identify micronutrients that I’m falling short on and it also recommends foods that are high in them. Potassium is a good example of a micronutrient that most Americans don’t get enough of and I learned that potatoes are the best source, not bananas.