DCCH Nutrition is a food diary that says its nutrient calculations use USDA FoodData Central for listed foods. The app describes manual logging, barcode scans, nutrition-label scans, and photo-based food recognition, plus daily views for calories and nutrients and seven- or thirty-day charts. It also offers meal planning and recipe assistance; some tools use Apple Intelligence on supported iPhones. Optional Apple Health access can read selected activity information and write logged meals, while the developer says the diary is stored on the device. The listing explicitly says the app is for information only, is not medical advice, and must not be used to dose insulin or manage a disease. Portions and food matches should be checked carefully. The listing had no ratings when reviewed, so the app has little public feedback yet.
DCCH Nutrition
Log meals with nutrient data from USDA foods, barcode lookup, meal plans, and optional Apple Health access.
Overview
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What it does
- Log foods through search, manual entry, barcode, nutrition label, or photo recognition.
- Review calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat, and fiber in daily and trend views.
- Create meal plans and use recipe assistance where supported.
- Optionally connect selected data with Apple Health.
A good fit for
- People who want a food diary with nutrient references and optional health-data integration.
Worth knowing
- The developer says the app is not medical advice and must not be used to dose insulin or manage disease.
- Verify food matches, serving sizes, and scanned label details before relying on nutrient totals.
- Apple Intelligence features require supported devices; the listing had no user ratings when checked.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is DCCH Nutrition used for?
Log meals with nutrient data from USDA foods, barcode lookup, meal plans, and optional Apple Health access.
What can you do with DCCH Nutrition?
Log foods through search, manual entry, barcode, nutrition label, or photo recognition. Review calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat, and fiber in daily and trend views. Create meal plans and use recipe assistance where supported. Optionally connect selected data with Apple Health.
Who is DCCH Nutrition designed for?
People who want a food diary with nutrient references and optional health-data integration.
What should you know before downloading DCCH Nutrition?
The developer says the app is not medical advice and must not be used to dose insulin or manage disease. Verify food matches, serving sizes, and scanned label details before relying on nutrient totals. Apple Intelligence features require supported devices; the listing had no user ratings when checked.
Does DCCH Nutrition include paid features?
The reviewed listing does not confirm current in-app purchase options.
Which platforms support DCCH Nutrition?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.
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