Oxalate Lookup

Yellow Pelican

About this app

Oxalate Lookup – Food Reference and Intake Tracker

Track your daily oxalate intake with a searchable food database, intake diary, favorites, and historical trends. Browse oxalate levels for hundreds of foods, log what you eat, and monitor your intake over time with simple color-coded guidance.

Whether you're following a low-oxalate diet or monitoring dietary intake with guidance from a healthcare professional, Oxalate Lookup makes it easy to search foods, track meals, and review daily patterns.

Key Features

• Comprehensive food database
Browse oxalate values for hundreds of foods across major food groups.

• Fast search and category browsing
Quickly find foods by name or explore categories including vegetables, fruits, grains, legumes, beverages, and more.

• Daily intake diary
Log foods and serving amounts for today or previous dates.

• Daily target tracking
Track estimated intake totals and compare them against your personal daily target.

• Trends and history
Review recent intake patterns with a 7-day history view and calendar navigation.

• Color-coded oxalate levels
Quickly identify low, medium, and high oxalate foods.

• Favorites and quick access
Save commonly used foods for faster lookup and logging.

Data Source

Oxalate values are sourced from the Department of Nutrition Food Composition Database at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. This app is not affiliated with or endorsed by Harvard University.

Important

Oxalate Lookup is intended for informational purposes only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Oxalate values may vary depending on food variety, preparation methods, serving size, and source data. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making dietary or health decisions.

Ratings and reviews

Having a standard serving size for all listed foods might make this app useful. Doing so would help me quickly know which food choices are better. That serving size should be by mass, not the current ones , such as, cups , scoops, slices, tbsp, etc. Instead, choose 100 grams for all foods on the list. It will make comparing oxalate content in foods easier. With the current measures, it is virtually impossible to make that comparison between foods.

I wasn't able to access content. App opened in a disclaimer screen with no way to scroll or exit to view app contents. Uninstalled

installed app on s25 and it froze on the first screen. too bad.

What’s new

What’s new in 1.0.5:
• Added daily oxalate tracking with food logging and serving amounts
• Added daily targets, recent trends, and calendar navigation
• Improved category browsing and food logging controls
• Fixed several Android UI issues, including edge-to-edge display support
• General reliability and polish improvements