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Easy Diet Diary review

Free#32 of 57 in Android Calorie Counter Apps

A free Android food diary with macro tracking and clinician sharing through Foodworks.online.

5.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Easy Diet Diary is a free Android calorie and diet tracking app from Xyris Pty Ltd, aimed at people who want a food diary alongside exercise and weight tracking. Food can be logged through database search, barcode scanning, or recent meals, and users can create custom foods and recipes. The app tracks daily energy in calories or kilojoules, protein, fat, and carbohydrates, as well as selected micronutrients including sodium, potassium, calcium, and phosphorus. Its Australian and New Zealand food focus and diary-sharing option may also suit people working with a healthcare professional.

For day-to-day tracking, the app combines food entry with charts for energy and weight progress. Exercise tracking adds another part of the diary, while custom entries and recipes provide a way to record foods beyond database search. Android Health Connect is an integration, and the app is mobile-only according to its listed platform. This makes Easy Diet Diary a focused choice for Android users rather than a cross-platform option. Its database orientation is particularly relevant to people whose food choices align with the Australian and New Zealand focus described by the vendor.

The distinctive collaboration path is sharing diary data with healthcare professionals through Foodworks.online. That can make the app a fit for someone who wants a clinician to review their recorded intake, while users who want to keep a private log can use its tracking and charts without that sharing purpose. The published pricing model is free, and email, phone, and documentation are listed as support channels. Choose Easy Diet Diary for no-cost Android logging with barcode entry, nutrient tracking, and clinician sharing; consider another option if you need a platform beyond Android or a food database centered on a different region.

Easy Diet Diary pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Log food by database search, barcode scan, or recent meals.
    • Track calories, macros, selected micronutrients, exercise, and weight.
    • Share diary data with healthcare professionals through Foodworks.online.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available on Android, with no other platform listed.
    • Clinician sharing goes through Foodworks.online.
    • Its food-database focus is Australian and New Zealand foods.

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