NUTRIMI review
A flexible Android food diary with offline search, meal planning, and pantry tracking.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
NUTRIMI is an Android calorie counter and food diary for people who want flexible meal logging alongside broader nutrition and wellness tracking. Meals can be recorded by photo, voice, barcode, search, text, gallery, favourites, pantry, or composed meal. Estimated foods and portions can be edited before saving, with calories and macronutrients shown. The diary also covers hydration, weight, activity, sleep, and symptoms, making it a wider personal log than a calorie counter alone. Its offline food database and pantry and shopping-list tools suit people who want meal planning and food organization in the same app.
The free Base plan includes the food diary, pantry, water, weight, and activity tracking, barcode scanning, an offline database, and a local AI model without call limits. It also includes 2 cloud AI requests per day and 1 AI meal plan per month, with advertising. Premium removes advertising, adds full meal and pantry reports, provides unlimited AI meal plans, and raises the cloud allowance to 30 requests per day. According to the vendor’s pricing, Premium costs €59.99 per year billed annually or €9.99 per month. Premium + Consultation costs €144.99 per year or €84.99 per month and adds a consultation with a nutrition professional and 100 cloud AI requests per day. The free plan offers a way to start without a subscription; frequent cloud-AI use or consultation access means choosing a paid tier.
Its strongest fit is for Android users who want several ways to log food plus pantry and shopping support, rather than only a barcode-based calorie diary. Meal plans shared by a connected nutrition professional can also be displayed, and data sharing with that professional is separately configurable. Data export and account deletion are available. The app is currently available through open testing, and support is by email. People seeking a different mobile platform or a product outside open testing should look elsewhere; those comfortable with its current availability and Android focus may find its combined diary and food-management scope more relevant.
NUTRIMI pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Log meals by photo, voice, barcode, search, text, or favourites
- Track hydration, weight, activity, sleep, and symptoms in one diary
- Manage pantry inventory and shopping lists, including with offline food search
- Where it doesn't
- Base limits cloud AI to 2 requests per day and meal plans to 1 per month
- Premium monthly pricing is €9.99; annual billing is €59.99
- The Android app is available through open testing
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