Eat Smart Kiwi: Food Diary

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4.5
515 reviews
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About this app

Tired of not knowing why you feel the way you do? Eat Smart Kiwi helps you uncover the links between what you eat and how your body reacts.
Whether you're dealing with bloating, stomach pain, headaches, skin breakouts, low energy, or mood shifts, Eat Smart Kiwi uses correlation analysis to find your personal food sensitivities. Just record your meals and symptoms each day — we handle the pattern-finding for you.

Track Your Entire Health Journey
Diet & Meals: Fast, easy logging with our built-in food database
Symptoms & Conditions: Track bloating, pain, digestion, skin, sleep, and mood
Biometrics & Lifestyle: Log exercise, weight, bowel movements, or anything else relevant to you

Understand What Your Body Is Telling You
After a few days of logging, you'll unlock personalised insights on your triggers. See which foods make your conditions worse and which make them better, along with the strength of each correlation, whether others in the community share your experience, and relevant scientific research on specific foods and conditions.

Simple, Private, Synced
Works across all your devices and in a browser
Unlike calorie counters focused on weight loss, we focus on how food affects how you feel
Optional nutrient breakdown available if you want it

Note: Eat Smart Kiwi is a tracking and correlation tool, not a substitute for professional medical advice. A small monthly subscription is required to view insights. The daily diary is free forever.
Updated on
Jun 30, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
This app may share these data types with third parties
Device or other IDs
This app may collect these data types
Personal info, Health and fitness and 2 others
Data is encrypted in transit
You can request that data be deleted

Ratings and reviews

4.5
504 reviews
Zack Davis
May 19, 2026
absolutely terrible app. you can only add what the food was. it doe not track or let you add calories to the food. you cannot delete your account. or its just not obvious how. when I click add food entry nothing happens so I went to the manual food on side bar but you cannot track calories. it's absolutely horrible it is like it does not have a purpose. maybe they just use it to store data. who the he ll knows.
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Eat Smart Kiwi
May 20, 2026
Hi! Eat Smart Kiwi focuses on finding symptom patterns from your diet, rather than basic calorie counting. However, calorie tracking is available when you enter food quantities. You can delete your account anytime via the red 'Delete account and data' button on the Profile screen. Email info@eatsmartkiwi.com if you need further help.
Elizabeth Y
August 20, 2024
I've been using the paid app for 3 mo since starting an elimination diet. I'm not sure it's totally accurate but it may be that I have many food sensitivities, not just 1or2. The user interface is not intuitive. The search diary function lags badly. There's also no functions to see charts that compare symptoms and foods to see trends. If you're looking to try a new food you can't see community data on foods that you haven't eaten. Despite all that it's still the best app I've found so far.
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Sam Iams
June 28, 2025
Needs work on ADDING FOODS to the database process. According to the chat bot, one can't enter anything but calories when manually adding. Many health issues are exacerbated by, for example, too much sodium, (or fiber or protein) this app can't really find that root in the diet if it doesn't know the stats for lots of the foods. That said, it's a solid start. Not, yet, something I'm ready to pay for.
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What’s new

Adds scientific explanations for some food/symptom pairs