About Easy Diet Diary - Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an Android version of Easy Diet Diary?

Easy Diet Diary is available on both iOS (version 8 or later) and Android (version 6 or later).

Is my data backed up?

Your Easy Diet Diary data is automatically backed up to the cloud. This means that as long as you log in with the same account, you can install the app on several devices to view and edit your diary. If you delete Easy Diet Diary from your phone, you can see your data by reinstalling the app and logging in to your account.

Can I sync between my devices?

You can sync Easy Diet Diary between your devices if you are logged in using the same account.

Is there an iPad version?

Easy Diet Diary for iOS is currently designed for iPhone, however, you can run Easy Diet Diary on your iPod Touch or iPad provided your device is running iOS 8 or later.

How do I install Easy Diet Diary on my iPad?

On your iPad, go to the App Store. By default, the App Store is set to iPad only. To change this, go to the menu at the top of the screen, tap iPad Only, and select iPhone Only.

How do I share my diary with my dietitian or other health professional?

You can share your diary with your nutrition professional in two ways:

• Email your diary to your nutrition professional to open in their FoodWorks Professional nutrition software. (Your nutrition professional requires a current license for FoodWorks.)
  How do I send my diary to my nutrition professional to view in FoodWorks?

• Share your diary live with your nutrition professional online via Easy Diet Diary Connect, website for nutrition professionals. (Your nutrition professional needs a subscription to Easy Diet Diary Connect.) 
  How can I share my diary with my nutrition professional via Easy Diet Diary Connect?

Is there a version of Easy Diet Diary for research purposes?

If you are running a research study you can get your participants to use Research Food Diary. It is a version of Easy Diet Diary that does not show any Cal/kJ or other nutrition information but allows your participants to log their food intake.

For more information, see Research Food Diary - FAQ.