Your food & care diary
Log meals, drinks and daily care in seconds – then share a tidy PDF with your care team.
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Keep track of the day, without the effort
Keep track of the day, without the effort
Nourilog is a simple diary for your Android phone. Pick or snap photos of what you eat and drink, tap to log how you're doing, and Nourilog builds a clear record of your day – ready to send to your dietitian, nurse or doctor.
Now on Google Play – free to download, with a 7-day free trial.
Food & drink from photos
Food & drink from photos
Pick photos from your gallery or take one there and then. Nourilog reads the time from each photo, so meals land in the right place in your day
Daily care in a tap
Daily care in a tap
Pee, poop, sickness, sleep, symptoms, medication, weight, temperature, blood pressure, glucose and appointments – each just a tap or two.
A tidy PDF report
A tidy PDF report
Choose any dates and send a clear, day-by-day PDF report by email or WhatsApp, or print it for your next appointment.
Eat at your own pace
Eat at your own pace
The pacer tells you when to take the next bite or sip, and when to pause – even with the screen off.
See your progress
See your progress
Simple charts for fluids, meals, weight, sleep, steps and more – from 7 days to a whole year.
Gentle reminders
Gentle reminders
Set your own reminders and wait timers, and Nourilog nudges you when it is time.
Stays on your phone
Stays on your phone
No account, no sign-up and no cloud. Your diary is stored only on your phone – we never see it.
Works anywhere
Works anywhere
Nourilog works fully offline. Back up to a folder you choose and restore it on a new phone.
You decide who sees it
You decide who sees it
Nothing is shared unless you send a report or a backup yourself.
Simple pricing
Simple pricing
Try every feature free for 7 days, then just £1.49 a month. Cancel any time in Google Play.
Nourilog is now on Google Play. Questions? Email info@nourilog.com.
Nourilog is for recording information only. It is not a medical device and does not give medical advice. Always follow the advice of your care team. If you feel unwell, contact your care team or the helpline you have been given; in an emergency call your local emergency number.
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