Glycemic Index Load Tracker

RFIT development

In-app purchases

About this app

Introducing the ultimate glycemic index app for those looking to maintain a healthy lifestyle! The app features a comprehensive glycemic index & load chart, making it easier for you to understand the impact of the foods you eat on your blood sugar levels. With a glance, you'll be able to see which foods are low-GI and high-GI, allowing you to make informed choices.

Glycemic Index Tracker app features:

+ Easy to use interface
+ Convenient search
+ GI level filter
+ Sort by name and value of GI
+ Ability to add your own foods
+ Quick access to your favorite foods
+ Low Carb Recipes & Diet Plan
+ Glycemic Load Calculator
+ Glycemic Load & Nutrition Consumption Tracker
+ Glucose Tracker
+ Weight Tracker

Benefits of following a low-GI diet:

1. Blood Sugar Control: Eating foods with a low glycemic index can help to keep blood sugar levels stable and reduce the risk of developing diabetes.

2. Weight Loss: Eating foods with a low glycemic index can help to reduce hunger and cravings, leading to weight loss.

3. Improved Energy Levels: Eating foods with a low glycemic index can help to provide sustained energy throughout the day.

4. Reduced Risk of Heart Disease: Eating foods with a low glycemic index can help to reduce the risk of heart disease.

5. Improved Digestion: Eating foods with a low glycemic index can help to improve digestion and reduce the risk of digestive issues.

We sincerely hope that this app will help you become a healthier person!

Ratings and reviews

You can't really do anything in this app unless you buy it. It's extremely annoying when you want to use a feature but oh! It's behind a pay wall. To bad can't even track your food that you've had unless you drop 12 dollars. The only good thing is that it's a one time purchase and can probably restore if you need to. But again who's doing all that for a tracker? Especially when there's countless better free ones that give you way more options in the free part?

I wish I'd paid attention to the reviews. The food list to use to track foods is minimal. In tracking daily meals all entries must be for 100 grams of item eaten. If you eat less, you're unable to edit it to the info for the portion You've eaten. If I'm wrong with this information, I hope someone from it's company can provide me with any information for it's use.

The food list is very limited. I would have never purchased the app as I known. they claim you can enter your own items but the information isn't that easy to find and you have to fill out every single field to enter a new item. also, the new items that you add aren't in the same search index as the other items. all in all this is a deal breaker

What's new

Improved performance and bug fixes