Food journal app
for your lab number.

From food advice to the meals you actually eat.

• $2,148$179 a month, listed
  Levels, Nutrisense

  A glucose sensor follows glucose over time. A food journal records what you ate.

  Choose glucose monitoring when you need glucose readings. Cloche estimates food nutrients; it does not measure glucose or replace a sensor.

• $60 to $80a year, listed
  MyFitnessPal, Cronometer

  Keep a record of foods and nutrients. Useful when you already have a logging routine that works.

  A tracker adds the meal to a total. Cloche reads the same meal for what you are watching and says what it carried for that number, as you log it.

• $0often, with insurance
  A dietitian

  Individual nutrition guidance, with someone who can help you make a plan.

  Keep your doctor and dietitian involved. Cloche gives you a record of the meals between visits.

• Freeno app, no notebook
  Remembering it yourself

  You know roughly what you ate. The amounts are the part that slips, and a week later so does the meal.

  Cloche keeps the record and reads it for what you are watching, so the week is there when you want it.

• Freefood guidance
  A food list

  Ideas for choosing what to eat, easy to keep at hand.

  A list helps you plan. A journal adds a record of the meals you actually ate.

• $79a year, or $12.99 a month
  Cloche

  A sentence or a photo becomes an entry, and it comes back read for what you are watching.

  Ask about a plate or a pattern across your week. Review and correct entries in the same conversation. Read our published accuracy check before relying on the estimates.

Other prices as listed on 6 September 2026; a year figure is the listed monthly price multiplied by 12. App Store ratings from the iTunes lookup on 12 September 2026. Cloche is free on TestFlight while we build, and nothing charges yet. Keep your doctor and your dietitian; Cloche is the part between visits.