Protein & Iron Tracker · Iron

Iron tracker for the foods that carry it

Know how much iron you actually eat. Set a target from your age and sex, log meals, and filter the food collection to iron-rich foods.

Protein & Iron Tracker tracks daily iron with a target set from your age and sex, an iron filter on its food collection, and a ring, calendar and trends for each day. Photo, barcode and voice logging with Pro estimate iron from a meal. It has no account and no ads, and it is a tracking tool, not medical advice.

Get Protein & Iron Tracker Free to start: log up to 3 foods a day. Pro adds unlimited logging and photo, barcode and voice input.
Add Food screen with food categories and filters for protein, iron and fiber

How iron tracking works here

  • Target from age and sex

    The daily iron target is set from your age and sex, or you enter your own number.

  • Iron filter

    Filter the food collection to iron-rich foods such as red meat and organs, legumes and soy.

  • Amounts per portion

    Each logged food shows its iron alongside protein and fiber, and you can adjust the portion before saving.

  • Iron trends

    See how the week and month compare with your target.

Review & Log screen listing foods with portions and protein, iron and fiber amountsTrends screen with day streak, goal percentages and a monthly calendar

More in the app

  • Log from a photo

    Snap a meal and review the iron amounts before saving. AI estimates are approximations and photo logging is part of Pro.

  • Barcode and voice

    Scan a packaged food or say what you ate. Both need a connection and are Pro.

  • Your food log stays on your device

    No account and no ads.

  • Not medical advice

    Iron needs differ by person. The app tracks intake and does not diagnose or advise.

Questions

How is my iron target set?

From your age and sex, or you type your own.

Does it only track iron?

No. You pick protein, iron, fiber or any mix.

Can it find iron-rich foods?

Yes. The food collection has a filter for iron-rich foods.

Is it medical advice?

No. It is a tracking tool. Talk to a clinician about iron deficiency.

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