Fiberday: Fiber Tracker

one fiber ring a day, and you close it with real food. 30 different plants a week, counted for you. and pip, a tiny pear, reacts to everything you log. fiberday is a fiber tracker and food log, without the spreadsheet. no account, and your food log stays on your phone. you don't count everything: just fiber and plants. SNAP OR DESCRIBE A MEAL • snap your plate and pip spots the foods and plants on it. on iPhone 15 Pro and later with Apple Intelligence and iOS 27, Apple's on-device model reads whole dishes; other iPhones use simpler on-device recognition. the photo never leaves your phone. • or say it, type it, or tell Siri: "chickpea curry" becomes chickpeas, tomato, onion, garlic and spices, so every plant counts. something off? tell pip, and only that food changes. • your first 3 snaps or described meals are free, then it's part of fiberday pro. YOUR FIBER RING • your goal starts at 28 g a day, the FDA Daily Value for fiber. change it whenever you like; the source is linked in the app. • the ring starts near what you eat now and grows 3 g a week, because the British Dietetic Association advises adding fiber gradually and drinking enough as you go. • search about 8,000 foods offline and 160+ everyday dishes, in everyday words (oatmeal, sweet potato). scan a barcode or a nutrition label, or scan just to look, without logging. • eat again in one tap, log again from any day, copy a day, plan tomorrow, save meals, add your own foods, share a recipe link from any app. • batch pots: cook once, log a portion in one tap all week. 30 PLANTS A WEEK • every different fruit, vegetable, wholegrain, bean, nut and seed counts once a week; herbs and spices a quarter, oils and juices not at all, and a "does it count?" mark shows which. a variety goal from a 2018 study, not a promise; the reference is in the app. • a plants ring, pip's garden that never wilts, the fiber finder and a Sunday recap. TONIGHT'S CLOSER • if your ring is still open in the evening, one line says what would close it: "5 g to go. 1 medium pear does it." IS IT WORKING? • a quick tummy check-in, and two rough days hold next week's step-up. • your week in fiber and plants, a share card, and a one-page PDF for your dietitian or doctor. ON IPHONE DUO • open it up and today, your log and your plants sit side by side in two columns. FREE the fiber and plants rings, food search with everyday dishes, barcode and label scans, logging, eat again, 3 saved meals, 1 batch pot, the tummy check-in, 7 days of progress, a 14-day report for your dietitian, Apple Health, widgets, siri, iCloud backup and the share card. FIBERDAY PRO • snap, say or describe any meal (3 free to try) • every saved meal and batch pot, and recipe links turned into one serving • all of your progress, every week since you started • 3 closer ideas a night • the 30-day challenge (it counts the days you show up) and your year in plants • every report length and export fiberday is a food log. it tracks what you eat against a goal you choose; it doesn't diagnose or treat anything. Fiberday Pro is an auto-renewing subscription. In the US it costs $29.99 per year after a 7-day free trial, or $3.99 per month; in other countries the price is shown in the app before you buy. Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm the purchase. With the free trial nothing is charged for 7 days; the trial then converts to the yearly plan unless you cancel at least 24 hours before it ends. The subscription renews automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in Settings > [your name] > Subscriptions. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://orbit-rings.vercel.app/privacy.html Terms of Service: https://orbit-rings.vercel.app/terms.html Support: https://orbit-rings.vercel.app/support.html