FiberKit
Search 20,000+ foods
Five national food databases, plus packaged foods by barcode.
The fiber tracker for iPhone
Log a meal in seconds, see your soluble and insoluble fiber, and eat more plants every week.
Free to download. No account needed.
- 20,000+ foods
- 2 kinds of fiber
- 20 plants a week
Log in seconds
Search, scan a barcode or take a photo. FiberKit does the counting.
Snap your plate
AI estimates the fiber in a photo of your meal. Your first scan is free.
Both kinds of fiber
Soluble and insoluble grams for any food and any portion.
See what’s working
Fiber adds up over a week, not a meal. FiberKit shows you the bigger picture.
Your week at a glance
See which days need a little more.
20 plants a week
Different plants feed different gut bacteria. Herbs, nuts and seeds count too.
Streaks that stick
Reach your goal each day and watch the streak grow.
Private by design
- No account. Open the app and start logging.
- Your data stays yours. It lives on your iPhone and in your private iCloud, where we can’t see it.
- No food in analytics. Usage stats are anonymous and never include what you eat.
On your Home Screen
Widgets show today’s fiber and your streak without opening the app.
Free fiber tools
Adzuki beans
Raspberries
Blackberries
Chia seeds
Coconut, dried (unsweetened)Questions
Is FiberKit free?
Yes. Logging, food search, barcode scanning and this week’s view are free, and your first AI meal scan is too. FiberKit Pro adds AI meal scans (up to 30 a day), your full history, saved meals and CSV export.
Do I need an account?
No. There’s no sign-up. Your log stays on your iPhone and syncs through your private iCloud, which we can’t see.
How much fiber should I eat a day?
Most adults need about 25 to 38 g a day, yet most people get around 15 g. Our free fiber calculator gives you a number for your age, sex and size, and the app sets the same goal for you.
What’s the difference between soluble and insoluble fiber?
Soluble fiber dissolves into a gel that helps with cholesterol and blood sugar. Insoluble fiber adds bulk and keeps things moving. FiberKit shows both for every food.
Where does the food data come from?
FiberKit searches 20,000+ foods from five national food composition databases, led by USDA FoodData Central, and looks up packaged foods by barcode.
Is FiberKit on Android?
Not yet. FiberKit is for iPhone.