Nutrition data you can verify.
EATANYTHING is an iOS app that scans food and shows nutrition you can trust, because the numbers come from authoritative public databases: the UK government's CoFID (McCance & Widdowson), USDA FoodData Central, and Open Food Facts. Scan a barcode or a label and get calories, macros and ingredients sourced from data you can verify.
Where EATANYTHING's nutrition data comes from
Most calorie apps rely on user-submitted entries. EATANYTHING reads from authoritative public datasets, so the calories, macros and ingredients trace back to data you can check yourself.
| Source | What it provides | Authority |
|---|---|---|
| CoFID (McCance & Widdowson) | UK reference food composition | UK government (OHID) |
| USDA FoodData Central | US reference and branded foods | US Department of Agriculture |
| Open Food Facts | Barcoded packaged-product data | Open collaborative database |
Frequently asked
→Where does EATANYTHING's nutrition data come from?
From three authoritative public databases: the UK government's CoFID (McCance & Widdowson), USDA FoodData Central, and Open Food Facts.
→How accurate is the nutrition data?
It mirrors those public reference datasets. CoFID covers UK reference foods, USDA covers US reference and branded foods, and Open Food Facts covers barcoded packaged products.
→What can I scan?
EATANYTHING is a food and nutrition scanner for barcodes and labels.
→Which devices is it on?
iOS. The App Store listing will be linked here at launch.
→When can I get it?
EATANYTHING is launching on iOS. This page will link to the App Store listing, which confirms pricing, at launch.
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