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The largest food database of any tracker, with the trade-offs that brings.
An Australian food diary, free and without advertising.
The obvious choice over an American tracker if you shop in Australian supermarkets, because the database is built on Australian data and local products rather than approximations of them. Free with no ads and nothing to upgrade to, which is rare enough to be worth saying twice. Plainer than the big international apps, which is mostly a virtue.
Made in Brisbane by Xyris, with a food database built on Australian nutrient data and local supermarket products rather than American ones. Free, ad-free, and able to share a diary with a dietitian through the company's web tools.
Free.
Free, with no advertising. Xyris makes its money from professional nutrition software rather than from the app, which is why there is nothing to upgrade to.
Pricing last checked September 2026. Apps change their plans, so check before you subscribe.
Yes — free, with no advertising and no paid tier. Xyris sells professional nutrition software, which is what funds it.
The food database is Australian, so supermarket products and nutrient figures match what you actually buy rather than an American equivalent.
Yes, if you choose to share it. That is done through Xyris's web tools, which a number of Australian dietitians already use.
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