Food comparisonNew
Two or three foods side by side, per 100 g or per serving: energy, macros, fiber, sugar, salt, NOVA, Nutri-Score and allergens.
To notice how you feel when you eat and not just the figures: compare foods before choosing, log your hunger before and after, hide the calories if they overwhelm you and see how much caffeine and alcohol you've had in the day.
Everything is free and without AI. Caffeine, alcohol and water are also estimated in photo or text logs, at no extra cost.
Two or three foods side by side, per 100 g or per serving: energy, macros, fiber, sugar, salt, NOVA, Nutri-Score and allergens.
Whatever a source doesn't provide shows as “—”, and each column says where the data comes from: Open Food Facts, DietaGo's table, your foods or the label.
From 1 to 10, before and after eating, with one tap and always optional. You log it when you record the meal or later.
In “Your patterns”, from your own meals: what you tend to notice after eating more protein or more fiber, with no causes and no judgments.
Hides kcal and grams on Home, in the diary, in the log, in the search and in the day's progress, and swaps them for words such as “You're doing well” or “On track”. You log all the same.
The caffeine from what you eat and drink against a guideline limit of 400 mg that you can adjust between 100 and 600 mg.
The day's alcohol in standard drink units and in grams, with a cautious message: the less, the better.
Fruit, vegetables and dairy also provide water. You see it separately and decide whether to add it to your hydration.
The caffeine, alcohol and water screen shows which food provides each one and flags any that has no data.
From the scanner, the search or a product's page, with the ⇄ button.
Hunger before and fullness after: one tap each.
With figures, with no numbers, or looking only at caffeine and water.
No. It only changes what you see: your goals and logs stay the same. Today it hides the figures on Home, in the diary, in the log, in the search and in the day's progress; the comparison and caffeine screens still show them when you open them.
From Open Food Facts when the product provides it, from reference values for common drinks (EFSA, BEDCA and USDA) and, in photo or text logs, from the AI's estimate, at no added cost.
Yes, between 100 and 600 mg. If you indicate in your profile that you are pregnant or breastfeeding, the lowest limit applies, 200 mg a day.
No, it's optional and you remove it by tapping the number again. It's there so you can see your own patterns, not to judge what you eat.
No. The comparison, the scale, “no numbers” mode and caffeine, alcohol and water are free.
Download DietaGo and choose whether you want to see the figures, the sensations or both.