Your shortcuts, your way
Home comes with four circles by default and a “+”. Add, remove and reorder your own from over 40, and reorder or hide the sections of Home.
A Home screen with the shortcuts you choose, a calendar with a dot for everything you log and your day also in widgets, on your watch and with your voice: “Log a glass of water in DietaGo”. In your language and your units.
Home, shortcuts, calendar, widgets, watch and voice shortcuts are free. Only the AI day analysis and AI meal logging cost coins. No subscription.


Home comes with four circles by default and a “+”. Add, remove and reorder your own from over 40, and reorder or hide the sections of Home.
The button in the middle opens what's used most, organized into Today, Planning, Tracking and Organization, each shortcut with a line saying what it does.
“Log a glass of water”, “Start my fast”, “How's my day going” or “Log my meal” in DietaGo, without opening the app for the quick things. If there's no connection, it's sent later.
Today's water, meals, exercise, sleep and mood, as a list or as progress rings that close when you hit your goal. Or as plants, in your garden.
A colored dot per type of data: meals, plan, weight, water, fasting, sleep, mood, exercise, steps and challenges.
Tap a day and see what you ate, how long you fasted, your weight or your workouts. If that day is empty, you can log a fast right from there.
Week or month with your average calories against your goal, days met, macros and weight, free. And if you want, the AI day analysis sums up how you're doing.
Widgets on iPhone and Android, fasting on the iPhone lock screen, and on Apple Watch or Wear OS calories, steps, water and the WOD you started on your phone.
The app is available in Spanish, English, European Portuguese, French, German and Italian (widgets and the watch are, for now, in Spanish). Choose metric or imperial units, keep logging offline and use the light or dark theme.
Tap the “+” on Home and put what you use most at the top: food, weight, water, medication, breaks... and order them as you like.
From a circle, from the central button, from the widget or from your watch.
In the calendar you see what you logged each day and tap any one to see the detail.



Four appear by default: Food, Weight, Your garden and Breathe. With the “+” you choose from over 40, grouped into food and plans, recipes and shopping, health and activity, progress and wellbeing: water, fasting, weekly plan, pantry, medication, digestion, recovery, active breaks, templates, streak... You drag them to reorder and remove them with a tap; removing a shortcut deletes nothing.
A whole month with a colored dot for each type of data you logged that day: meals, weekly plan, weight, water, fasting, sleep, mood, exercise, steps and challenges. Tapping a day opens its detail and from there you go to each entry.
Yes. On iPhone, the phrases appear on their own in Siri, Shortcuts and Spotlight (iOS 16 or later); on Android, through shortcuts and Google Assistant. Logging water, starting or ending a fast and asking how your day is going work without opening the app. “Log my meal” opens voice logging, which uses AI and costs coins only if you send it.
Yes, on iPhone and Android, with your calories and your habits for the day. On iPhone, fasting and the day's summary also appear as a Live Activity on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island.
Yes, as a companion to your phone: you see calories, steps, water and your current fast, log water and control the WOD you started on the phone. It needs the phone app installed and signed in to your account.
The app is available in Spanish, English, European Portuguese, French, German and Italian; widgets, the watch and Live Activities are, for now, still in Spanish. In Settings you choose metric or imperial units (with stone for weight) for almost the whole app; exports and the medical report remain in metric. And whatever you log offline syncs when you're back.
Download DietaGo, put what you use most at the top and review your month at a glance in the calendar.