Meet Foobi, and balance your diet

Because it can be simple.

Foobi is a dietary management application designed from the ground up to combine aesthetic polish with elegant usability. With Foobi's design, If you can flick, you are already an expert.

If you are looking for a companion to help you stay focused on your diet or if you need help planning your meals, you will be happy to find out why Foobi was made.

Flickin' Friendly

Foobi lets you quickly get to a date and your food groups easily by flicking left or right. To add an entry, just tap the '+' button.

Tasty colors aren't just beautiful.

Together with their icons, Foobi's food groups are further color coded so that you can always look at your diet balance from a glance. If you are consuming too much grain and very few vegetables, for example, you will see a lot of orange and very little green in the color coded balance meter.

Each day has its own balance and log. To see what your diet balance looks like for the week, simply turn your device's orientation to landscape. In landscape mode, you can also look at your balance in previous weeks, by simply flicking on the scroll wheel.

Did you know?

89% of Americans don't meet the USDA guidelines for both fruit and vegetable consumption. 95% of Americans diet regain their weight when they are not focused.

Made just for you.

Whether you are a body builder, vegetarian, nutritionist, or just someone who wants to eat healthier, Foobi is customizable to your needs.

Don't like Meat? You can easily switch them off. Want a more detail breakdown of food groups like Red Meat and Poultry, or separating Dark Vegetables from Light Vegetables? No problem. Whether you want more or less of a breakdown, Foobi was built for your needs. Foobi even includes icons and colors for Sweets and Supplements.

Totally Customizable.

You can rename, set a daily limit, or change both the color and icon for any of the food groups. You can even make your own food groups in just a few taps.

Health Guide

The best diet for you vary depending on your age, gender, metabolism, etc. For more information, consult a nutrionist or physician.

There are three main subgroups of vegetables based on their nutrition: Dark Greens, Orange Vegetable, and others (generally light colored, such as cucumbers, cabbage, ). For some strict diets and for the best of your health, you should try to have at least one serving of Dark Green per day.

How to count servings? (examples)

1 cup of raw leafy vegetables or salad.
1/2cup of other vegetables, cooked or chopped raw
3/4 cup of vegetable juice.
1/2 cup of fresh, frozen or canned vegetables.

More info

Note that canned vegetables, though processed, provide the same nutritional value as fresh vegetables that are then cooked because they require minimal cooking time. Other vegetable groups, namely Starchy Vegetables and Dry Beans contain very different nutritional content. Starchy Vegetables such as corn and potatoes are high in carbohydrates so they provide nutrion that are similar to Grains. Dry Beans like tofu and green peas are high in protein, so their nutritional content is similar to meats. For these reasons, Foobi gives you the option to add these vegetable groups and group them with your choice of color.

Dark greens
bok choy
broccoli
collard greens
dark green leafy lettuce
romaine lettuce
spinach
turnip greens
watercress

Orange vegetables
acorn squash
butternut squash
carrots
pumpkin
sweetpotatoes

Light vegetables
cabbage
cauliflower
celery
cucumbers
eggplant
green or red peppers
iceberg (head) lettuce
zucchini

Version 1.0

First public release.

17 Icons.
7 Colors.
17 built-in Categories: Dark Green, Light Green, Vegie, Fruit, Whole Grain, Beans, Egg, Fish, Poultry, Red Meat, Tofu, Oil, Cheese, Milk, Supplements, Sweets.
Tilt device to landscape for Graph View.
- Graph is sorted by weeks.
You can add new Categories via the Settings within the App itself. To delete a Category, select it, go to Details, and then Delete.
Categories can be switched on / off anytime via Settings. Disabled categories will not be shown throughout the application, including the Graph View. Switching categories on and off gives you a way to quickly look at your diet in another perspective (for example, what would your diet look like if you disabled Red Meat ?).

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