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Publisher Description

FitBee is the fastest and most accurate way to track your nutrition for free.

KEY FEATURES
. Large & Accurate food database of over 1 million foods
. Ad Free
. Free barcode and nutrition label scanning
. Snap a photo to log your meal
. Create recipes or import them from any website
. Syncs with Apple Health
. Beautiful Home Screen Widgets
. Dark Mode Support
. Optimized for iOS 26

ACCURATE FOOD DATABASE
. Over 1 million foods with accurate nutrition data
. Easily report missing or inaccurate foods

AD FREE & PRIVATE
. No ads in the product, ever.
. Private by default. We do not collect any data for marketing purposes.

BARCODE SCANNING
. Barcode scanning is always free
. Scan nutrition labels to create foods in a snap

PHOTO LOGGING
. Log your meals by just taking a photo
. Uses AI to estimate the calorie and macros of your meal

APPLE HEALTH INTEGRATION
. Import your workouts from Apple Health
. Read/write your nutrition data to Apple Health

Version History New: Swipe between days on Home, or use the new week picker to move between weeks and quickly select a date.
New: Tap a day in goal details to see how it splits across your meals and which foods added the most (Premium). Switch goals from the title, and tap a goal on Home to open it on that day.
Improved: Home has a refreshed meal-card layout, with remaining energy visible in the header and better support for larger text sizes.
Improved: Meal cards on Home are more compact, making more room for your food. Add and More now sit beside the meal name, and each meal's calories and macros appear right below its name.
Improved: Food photos now open in Describe Meal, where you can add more photos and details before getting a nutrition estimate.
Improved: Food search shows fewer duplicate results, including foods listed with different serving sizes.
Improved: Quick Add keeps food entries separate when food timestamps are enabled.
Improved: See scanned foods in a list with a running calorie total, making it easier to scan several items before logging them.
Improved: When viewing another day, copy individual foods directly to today’s meals from their swipe or long-press menus.
Improved: Swipe through your full goal history in trend charts, and tap a bar to see its value and dates.
Improved: Goal details now show your daily average for the selected time period. The week view shows the last 7 days, and the 6-month and year views line up with whole weeks and months.
Improved: Top foods on goal details load much faster for longer time periods, and now appear for salt and net carb goals.
Improved: The Water widget has a cleaner look in light mode and on tinted Home Screens, and its add button now shows how much water each tap adds.
Fixed: Weekly, monthly, and yearly calorie averages on goal details now correctly account for your workouts. 3.18.3 1d ago New: Use the Quick Actions Home Screen widget to jump straight to food search, camera, Describe Meal, Quick Add, weight logging, or water logging.
Improved: Tap recipe and food entry photos to view them full screen with the recipe or food name at the top, and swipe through a recipe's photos.
Improved: The FitBee widget now shows progress bars, and you can choose which screen opens when you tap it.
Improved: Community-contributed foods now show an icon on the food detail screen.
Improved: Nutrition summaries for foods, meals, recipes, and your day now show what percentage of calories comes from protein, carbs, and fat, and adapt better to larger text sizes.
Improved: Choose a custom start and end date when exporting your data. 3.18.2 Sep 30 New: Add a front-of-package photo when scanning a nutrition label to help fill in the product name and brand for you.
New: Add a photo to every recipe so your favorites are easy to spot—and a little more delicious to browse.
Improved: When unexpected nutrient units prevent a food from saving, FitBee now explains which nutrients need correcting and the units to use.
Improved: Goal, library, and Siri shortcut cards now adapt better to different screen sizes and larger text. 3.18.1 Sep 21 FitBee is updated to fully support iOS 27 and watchOS 27.

New: Find foods and recipes from your library in Spotlight and tap a result to open it in FitBee (iOS 27 and later).
New: You can move food entries to another date when long pressing an entry on the home screen.
Improved: The Goals tab has a new card layout with clearer daily progress charts, weight trends, and logging streaks, plus better support for larger text sizes.
Improved: A new card layout in the library makes better use of your screen space.
Improved: Foods and recipes in your library view now load up to 90% faster.
Fixed: Opening a meal reminder now always selects the correct meal for logging food. 3.18 Sep 14 New: Paste images directly into Describe Meal.
Improved: Tap the remaining energy pill on Home to open your daily nutrition summary.
Improved: Apple Watch complications now update more reliably.
Fixed: Recipes with weight-based serving options now log the expected calories from My Recipes.
Fixed: Adding the same food multiple times with Quick Add no longer increases the next suggested amount. 3.17.2 Sep 6 Fixed: Copying foods from another meal now shows the foods available to copy.
Improved: PDF menu imports are now more reliable.
Improved: Faster library loading, especially for large collections of saved foods and recipes.
Improved: Food search now loads faster. 3.17.1 Aug 26 New: Press and hold a meal’s Add button to quickly open Camera, Photo, Describe Meal, or Quick Add.
New: Touch and hold a food entry, then drag it to reorder it within a meal.
Fixed: Favorite foods now appear reliably in search after syncing.
Fixed: Food search now shows local and recently logged results without waiting for online results.
Fixed: Rare crash when deleting a food from the Home screen.
Improved: Energy remaining pill looks better on iOS 27.
Improved: Restaurant menu imports will continue even if you background the app (iOS 26 and later).
Improved: Your home screen now loads faster and scrolls more smoothly.
Improved: The recent food entries view now goes back 6 months. 3.17 Aug 20 New: Discover faster ways to log with Siri and Shortcuts.
New: Explore FitBee’s features and integrations with the new setup checklist. 3.16.4 Aug 5 Improved: You can now archive meals in Food Log Settings. Archived meals remain in your history but won’t appear when logging new foods.
Improved: Made scrolling on the Home screen smoother.
Improved: Nutrition Label Scanning is now faster. 3.16.3 Jul 30 New: Add photos to “Describe Meal” for more accurate nutrition estimates.
New: Describe your meal by voice for quicker entries.
Improved: Highlight the search bar after quick adding a food, so you can start a new search immediately. (Thanks Mark P.!)
Improved: Frequently paired food suggestions now load much faster, especially for foods you log often.
Improved: Nutrient goal trends now load faster, especially if you track several nutrients.
Improved: Higher quality previews when adding a caption to a photo.
Fixed: Rare crash when using the camera.
Fixed: Prevented duplicate photos when tapping the shutter button multiple times.
Fixed: Widgets did not reflect unit setting changes immediately.
Fixed: Energy summaries incorrectly included disabled meal sections.
Fixed: When populating the data from a photos EXIF data, we used the incorrect time zone offset value.
Fixed: Visual defects when rotating between landscape and portrait mode. 3.16.2 Jul 26 New: Track your water intake with a new Apple Watch complication.
Fixed: Some foods could show negative carbohydrate values when editing them with AU/NZ, EU, or UK nutrition labels.
Fixed: Watch app could fail to load data for users with water tracking enabled but no water goal set. 3.16.1 Jul 12 New: Apple Watch app – check your progress right from your wrist.
New: Add support for FitBee on iPad.
Fixed: Nutrient Goal widget did not display progress correctly.
Improved: Camera launches more quickly on iOS 26.
Improved: Camera got a visual update for iOS 26 users.
Improved: Prevent accidental food-row taps while editing serving amounts by blocking touches beneath the keyboard shortcut bar.
Improved: Reduced app size by ~25%. 3.16 Jun 27 Fixed: Another crash that could occur due to a user having multiple favorites for the same food. 3.15.4 Jun 8 Fixed: Crash that could occur after favoriting the same food more than once.
Fixed: Serving amounts now always respect your device’s number format, including decimal separators. 3.15.3 Jun 7 Fixed: Crash when a food has duplicate nutrition information. 3.15.2 Jun 6 Fixed: Improved reliability of camera on older devices.
Fixed: Some custom foods could show “1 g” instead of the serving name after editing for users in the EU. 3.15.1 May 31 New: Your remaining energy now stays visible as you scroll through Home.
New: Open the camera from a Lock Screen Widget.
Fixed: Crash when tapping on meal reminder notifications.
Improved: Accessibility improvements throughout the app. 3.15 May 27 New: Mark your day as complete to celebrate your progress and see a weight projection based on how the day went.
New: Duplicate an existing food to make modifications or create variations.
Improved: Filter by meal when viewing recent food entries.
Fixed: A rare crash that could occur when searching for a food that had duplicate favorite records. 3.14.7 May 3 New: Mark your day as complete to celebrate your progress and see a weight projection based on how the day went.
New: Duplicate an existing food to make modifications or create variations.
Improved: Filter by meal when viewing recent food entries. 3.14.6 May 1 Improved: When saving a custom food, FitBee now tells you which required fields are missing.
Improved: Added the ability to toggle flash when scanning barcodes or taking photos.
Fixed: Food logging did not work for users running on iOS 18.3.2 or below.
Fixed: Crash when tapping a notification from FitBee.
Fixed: Editing a custom food’s serving size could create incorrect 1g or 100g serving options. 3.14.5 Apr 20 Improved: Foods you’ve eaten recently in the same meal are now more likely to appear near the top of recents.
Fixed: Certain food entries could end up on the wrong date when exporting your data to CSV or PDF. 3.14.4 Apr 13 3.14.3
Fixed: Resolved an issue on iOS 18 where the meal action row could grow taller while scrolling.

3.14.2
New: Added an Export Data shortcut for automating data exports.
New: Customize nutrients when using Quick Add.
Improved: Faster access to your recent items—view and log them directly from the Home screen.
Improved: Added a new setting to choose your first day of the week. The default is now Monday.
Fixed: Text Export now respects your selected nutrients. 3.14.3 Mar 25 New: Added an Export Data shortcut for automating data exports.
New: Customize nutrients when using Quick Add.
Improved: Faster access to your recent items—view and log them directly from the Home screen.
Improved: Added a new setting to choose your first day of the week. The default is now Monday.
Fixed: Text Export now respects your selected nutrients. 3.14.2 Mar 24 New: Share your weight progress and celebrate your results.
Improved: Cleaned up up the Settings screen.
Improved: Increased the tappable area of the Quick Add button in food search results.
Fixed: Resolved an issue where swiping to delete on the Home Screen could cause the footer to appear twice. 3.14.1 Mar 14 New: Add notes to any day to keep track of how food affects your health goals.
New: Added the ability to create custom workouts.
New: FitBee now lets you know when there’s an ongoing service disruption.
Improved: Made the next/previous text field buttons easier to tap.
Improved: Made it easier to copy a meal from yesterday to today using the Copy menu. 3.14 Mar 10



About FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter

FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter is a free app for iOS published in the Other list of apps, part of Network & Internet.

The company that develops FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter is Cortado Labs, LLC. The latest version released by its developer is 3.18.3.

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  • After FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter is downloaded, you'll see an INSTALL button to the right. Tap on it to start the actual installation of the iOS app.
  • Once installation is finished you can tap on the OPEN button to start it. Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.

Program Details


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Released Date
2026-10-14
Languages
English

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Operating systems
iOS

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File size
128 bytes
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Version History


Here you can find the changelog of FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter since it was posted on our website on 2026-11-04. The latest version is 3.18.3 and it was updated on Apps112 on 04 November, 2026. See below the changes in each version:

version 3.18.3

posted on 2026-10-14

Version History New: Swipe between days on Home, or use the new week picker to move between weeks and quickly select a date.
New: Tap a day in goal details to see how it splits across your meals and which foods added the most (Premium). Switch goals from the title, and tap a goal on Home to open it on that day.
Improved: Home has a refreshed meal-card layout, with remaining energy visible in the header and better support for larger text sizes.
Improved: Meal cards on Home are more compact, making more room for your food. Add and More now sit beside the meal name, and each meal's calories and macros appear right below its name.
Improved: Food photos now open in Describe Meal, where you can add more photos and details before getting a nutrition estimate.
Improved: Food search shows fewer duplicate results, including foods listed with different serving sizes.
Improved: Quick Add keeps food entries separate when food timestamps are enabled.
Improved: See scanned foods in a list with a running calorie total, making it easier to scan several items before logging them.
Improved: When viewing another day, copy individual foods directly to today’s meals from their swipe or long-press menus.
Improved: Swipe through your full goal history in trend charts, and tap a bar to see its value and dates.
Improved: Goal details now show your daily average for the selected time period. The week view shows the last 7 days, and the 6-month and year views line up with whole weeks and months.
Improved: Top foods on goal details load much faster for longer time periods, and now appear for salt and net carb goals.
Improved: The Water widget has a cleaner look in light mode and on tinted Home Screens, and its add button now shows how much water each tap adds.
Fixed: Weekly, monthly, and yearly calorie averages on goal details now correctly account for your workouts. 3.18.3 1d ago New: Use the Quick Actions Home Screen widget to jump straight to food search, camera, Describe Meal, Quick Add, weight logging, or water logging.
Improved: Tap recipe and food entry photos to view them full screen with the recipe or food name at the top, and swipe through a recipe's photos.
Improved: The FitBee widget now shows progress bars, and you can choose which screen opens when you tap it.
Improved: Community-contributed foods now show an icon on the food detail screen.
Improved: Nutrition summaries for foods, meals, recipes, and your day now show what percentage of calories comes from protein, carbs, and fat, and adapt better to larger text sizes.
Improved: Choose a custom start and end date when exporting your data. 3.18.2 Sep 30 New: Add a front-of-package photo when scanning a nutrition label to help fill in the product name and brand for you.
New: Add a photo to every recipe so your favorites are easy to spot—and a little more delicious to browse.
Improved: When unexpected nutrient units prevent a food from saving, FitBee now explains which nutrients need correcting and the units to use.
Improved: Goal, library, and Siri shortcut cards now adapt better to different screen sizes and larger text. 3.18.1 Sep 21 FitBee is updated to fully support iOS 27 and watchOS 27.

New: Find foods and recipes from your library in Spotlight and tap a result to open it in FitBee (iOS 27 and later).
New: You can move food entries to another date when long pressing an entry on the home screen.
Improved: The Goals tab has a new card layout with clearer daily progress charts, weight trends, and logging streaks, plus better support for larger text sizes.
Improved: A new card layout in the library makes better use of your screen space.
Improved: Foods and recipes in your library view now load up to 90% faster.
Fixed: Opening a meal reminder now always selects the correct meal for logging food. 3.18 Sep 14 New: Paste images directly into Describe Meal.
Improved: Tap the remaining energy pill on Home to open your daily nutrition summary.
Improved: Apple Watch complications now update more reliably.
Fixed: Recipes with weight-based serving options now log the expected calories from My Recipes.
Fixed: Adding the same food multiple times with Quick Add no longer increases the next suggested amount. 3.17.2 Sep 6 Fixed: Copying foods from another meal now shows the foods available to copy.
Improved: PDF menu imports are now more reliable.
Improved: Faster library loading, especially for large collections of saved foods and recipes.
Improved: Food search now loads faster. 3.17.1 Aug 26 New: Press and hold a meal’s Add button to quickly open Camera, Photo, Describe Meal, or Quick Add.
New: Touch and hold a food entry, then drag it to reorder it within a meal.
Fixed: Favorite foods now appear reliably in search after syncing.
Fixed: Food search now shows local and recently logged results without waiting for online results.
Fixed: Rare crash when deleting a food from the Home screen.
Improved: Energy remaining pill looks better on iOS 27.
Improved: Restaurant menu imports will continue even if you background the app (iOS 26 and later).
Improved: Your home screen now loads faster and scrolls more smoothly.
Improved: The recent food entries view now goes back 6 months. 3.17 Aug 20 New: Discover faster ways to log with Siri and Shortcuts.
New: Explore FitBee’s features and integrations with the new setup checklist. 3.16.4 Aug 5 Improved: You can now archive meals in Food Log Settings. Archived meals remain in your history but won’t appear when logging new foods.
Improved: Made scrolling on the Home screen smoother.
Improved: Nutrition Label Scanning is now faster. 3.16.3 Jul 30 New: Add photos to “Describe Meal” for more accurate nutrition estimates.
New: Describe your meal by voice for quicker entries.
Improved: Highlight the search bar after quick adding a food, so you can start a new search immediately. (Thanks Mark P.!)
Improved: Frequently paired food suggestions now load much faster, especially for foods you log often.
Improved: Nutrient goal trends now load faster, especially if you track several nutrients.
Improved: Higher quality previews when adding a caption to a photo.
Fixed: Rare crash when using the camera.
Fixed: Prevented duplicate photos when tapping the shutter button multiple times.
Fixed: Widgets did not reflect unit setting changes immediately.
Fixed: Energy summaries incorrectly included disabled meal sections.
Fixed: When populating the data from a photos EXIF data, we used the incorrect time zone offset value.
Fixed: Visual defects when rotating between landscape and portrait mode. 3.16.2 Jul 26 New: Track your water intake with a new Apple Watch complication.
Fixed: Some foods could show negative carbohydrate values when editing them with AU/NZ, EU, or UK nutrition labels.
Fixed: Watch app could fail to load data for users with water tracking enabled but no water goal set. 3.16.1 Jul 12 New: Apple Watch app – check your progress right from your wrist.
New: Add support for FitBee on iPad.
Fixed: Nutrient Goal widget did not display progress correctly.
Improved: Camera launches more quickly on iOS 26.
Improved: Camera got a visual update for iOS 26 users.
Improved: Prevent accidental food-row taps while editing serving amounts by blocking touches beneath the keyboard shortcut bar.
Improved: Reduced app size by ~25%. 3.16 Jun 27 Fixed: Another crash that could occur due to a user having multiple favorites for the same food. 3.15.4 Jun 8 Fixed: Crash that could occur after favoriting the same food more than once.
Fixed: Serving amounts now always respect your device’s number format, including decimal separators. 3.15.3 Jun 7 Fixed: Crash when a food has duplicate nutrition information. 3.15.2 Jun 6 Fixed: Improved reliability of camera on older devices.
Fixed: Some custom foods could show “1 g” instead of the serving name after editing for users in the EU. 3.15.1 May 31 New: Your remaining energy now stays visible as you scroll through Home.
New: Open the camera from a Lock Screen Widget.
Fixed: Crash when tapping on meal reminder notifications.
Improved: Accessibility improvements throughout the app. 3.15 May 27 New: Mark your day as complete to celebrate your progress and see a weight projection based on how the day went.
New: Duplicate an existing food to make modifications or create variations.
Improved: Filter by meal when viewing recent food entries.
Fixed: A rare crash that could occur when searching for a food that had duplicate favorite records. 3.14.7 May 3 New: Mark your day as complete to celebrate your progress and see a weight projection based on how the day went.
New: Duplicate an existing food to make modifications or create variations.
Improved: Filter by meal when viewing recent food entries. 3.14.6 May 1 Improved: When saving a custom food, FitBee now tells you which required fields are missing.
Improved: Added the ability to toggle flash when scanning barcodes or taking photos.
Fixed: Food logging did not work for users running on iOS 18.3.2 or below.
Fixed: Crash when tapping a notification from FitBee.
Fixed: Editing a custom food’s serving size could create incorrect 1g or 100g serving options. 3.14.5 Apr 20 Improved: Foods you’ve eaten recently in the same meal are now more likely to appear near the top of recents.
Fixed: Certain food entries could end up on the wrong date when exporting your data to CSV or PDF. 3.14.4 Apr 13 3.14.3
Fixed: Resolved an issue on iOS 18 where the meal action row could grow taller while scrolling.

3.14.2
New: Added an Export Data shortcut for automating data exports.
New: Customize nutrients when using Quick Add.
Improved: Faster access to your recent items—view and log them directly from the Home screen.
Improved: Added a new setting to choose your first day of the week. The default is now Monday.
Fixed: Text Export now respects your selected nutrients. 3.14.3 Mar 25 New: Added an Export Data shortcut for automating data exports.
New: Customize nutrients when using Quick Add.
Improved: Faster access to your recent items—view and log them directly from the Home screen.
Improved: Added a new setting to choose your first day of the week. The default is now Monday.
Fixed: Text Export now respects your selected nutrients. 3.14.2 Mar 24 New: Share your weight progress and celebrate your results.
Improved: Cleaned up up the Settings screen.
Improved: Increased the tappable area of the Quick Add button in food search results.
Fixed: Resolved an issue where swiping to delete on the Home Screen could cause the footer to appear twice. 3.14.1 Mar 14 New: Add notes to any day to keep track of how food affects your health goals.
New: Added the ability to create custom workouts.
New: FitBee now lets you know when there’s an ongoing service disruption.
Improved: Made the next/previous text field buttons easier to tap.
Improved: Made it easier to copy a meal from yesterday to today using the Copy menu. 3.14 Mar 10

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