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 to download, and its readings cost $12.99 a month after your first day. Keep your doctor and your dietitian; Cloche is the part between visits.