Alternatives to ZOE

A gut-health nutrition app that scans foods and gives personalised eating advice. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

The original

  • ZOE

    A gut-health nutrition app that scans foods and gives personalised eating advice.

    PaidProprietaryAndroidiOS

Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as ZOE.

  • Fooducate

    A diet tracking app that scans packaged foods and grades them by nutritional quality.

    Fooducate grades packaged foods by ingredient quality with a barcode scanner and a web version, with a freemium model instead of paid membership but no gut-health focus.

  • Foodvisor

    A nutrition app that logs meals from photos and offers personalised diet plans.

    Foodvisor gives personalised diet plans and access to dietitians with photo meal logging, on a freemium model, but it does not focus on gut health.

  • Lifesum

    A diet tracking app with structured eating plans such as keto, Mediterranean and high protein.

    Lifesum provides structured diet plans such as keto and Mediterranean with food tracking on mobile and web, rather than gut-health personalisation from a study.

  • Cronometer

    A nutrition tracker that logs food, exercise and biometrics down to individual vitamins and minerals.

    Cronometer tracks up to 95 nutrients with lab-analysed data across web and mobile on a freemium plan, without ZOE's gut-health scoring.

Also worth comparing

These listings name ZOE as their own alternative, so the relationship runs both ways.

  • Yuka

    A mobile app that scans food and cosmetic products and rates their health impact.

    ZOE scans foods for gut-health insights backed by its own study, but it is a paid membership with prices not shown upfront and does not cover cosmetics.

Similar software

Related functionality, not a direct replacement.