SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker
Diabetic Meal Log Carb Counter
How much does SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker cost?
Prices are current as of 1 Oct 2026.
3 subscriptions from $7.99
In the United States, SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker has 3 subscriptions priced $7.99 – 88.00. It comes with a 7 days free trial.
| Subscription | Period | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Premium Monthly | MonthlyTrial: 7 days | $7.99 |
| 3 Monthly Premium | 3 monthsTrial: 7 days | $23.99 – 34.99 |
| Premium Membership | AnnualTrial: 7 days | $47.99 – 88.00 |
See what SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker costs in all 10 countries →
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| Rating / 5 | 4.6 | 4.8 | 4.7 | 4.6 | 4.6 | 4.7 | 4.4 | 4.7 | 4.6 | 3.5 | 4.5 |
| Reviews | 3.6K | 32K | 20K | 18K | 18K | 7.2K | 3.8K | 3.4K | 1.7K | 1.7K | 1.4K |
| Released | 2019 | 2008 | 2016 | 2019 | 2011 | 2012 | 2023 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2023 |
| Monthly price | $7.99 | $14.99 | — | $9.99 | — | $8.99 | $18.99 | — | $2.99 | — | $9.99 |
| Annual price | $78.00 | $39.99 | — | $69.99 | — | $59.99 | $79.00 | — | $19.99 | — | $59.99 |
| One-time price | — | $12.99 | — | $149.99 | — | $179.99 | $14.99 | — | — | — | — |
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SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker reviews
4.6 out of 5, based on 3,595 reviews.
What people like
- Helps you stay in blood sugar range
- Great reports to share with your doctor
- Connects well with glucose monitors like Dexcom
- Teaches you how to eat smarter
What they complain about
- Food database is too small outside the US
- AI photo scan gives wildly wrong carb counts
- App loses your insulin and meal entries
- Too expensive for what it actually does
Best in class
I’ve used MacroFactor and others app but the usability and AI accuracy of snaq is excellent and superior.
Expensive
I wish you would stop asking me every time to rate WHAT I PAID A LOT OF MONEY FOR. STOP-IT!
Great App
I would rate five stars but the only issue is that as a 15 year old, paying $50+ a year is a little steep but it helps me manage my BG so much better and helps me manage my food goals such as protein and fiber intakes.
R
Still hard to navigate
Cost of app
Why is the cost hidden? The free trail of 7 days is not long enough to even get the hang of the app. Then the cost of $88/year, I just can’t. You can break it down to a couple of dollars a week, still the same at the end of the year. I’m retired due to disabilities including diabetes. I just can’t let myself get started in costly apps, even $88 helps with medical costs.
A++
A++
Эта дрянь за деньги
Начинается как обычное приложение а потом начинает тянуть из тебя деньги
Potential
I like where there is app is headed, it has the potential to be 5 stars but unfortunately being an Australian based user the food database is limited for anyone outside the US. For the reviewers complaining about the 7 day free trial and then automatic subscription they have failed to understand that if you subscribe to a 7 day free trial then go in and unsubscribe from app directly after you subscribed you still get to use the app for free for the 7 days without the fear of forgetting to unsubscribe before free trial ends. It’s not rocket science people!
SNAQ
No accurate enough. Sometime the system doesn’t get the right foods.
Not suitable for uk
Won’t allow you to add your Dexcom to the app, just says not available in your country this needs sorting out by the developers it would then be an excellent app
Discover spike triggers
I was type 2 for decades, past tense. Using this app I was able to identify the food additives that were contributing to my insulin resistance. I avoid those inorganic additives and now I have a normal A1C and enjoy all the delicious carbs I had to avoid for decades; potatoes, pasta, rice. Oh my! And I have the evidence to prove it. Thank you snaq!
Unreliable - Underdeveloped
We are a newly diagnosed T1D family. I was excited to scan food and find trends and tips. With my first AI scan, it estimated 20 carbs for 3 grilled tenders and 20 carbs for a regular side of fries. This is gross incompetence… to the point where I feel like they shouldn’t offer this feature until it is more accurate. With that said, I thought I’d try to just type in foods. When I type “slim chickens fries,” it takes a minute to think and then a regular side of fries was way down at the bottom of what the search generated. Why would fried tenders be before fries when fries was clearly in the search field? I’m gonna try again today, but this is not quick or easy. It also took so many clicks to get anywhere in the app.
Drastically improved my A1c
I used this app for 6 months last year and it helped to take my A1c from 7.6 to 5.3. I learned a lot about food and how each meal item affects my bs. I made tweaks and changes along the way to fine tune my glucose control. I took a break over the past three months to put into practice what I learned and was able to maintain my A1c at 5.6. I am back to using the app again to assist with weight loss and blood pressure goals I have set for myself. In doing so there are a couple things I do wish could be added and improved upon within the app. #1. I would like to see fiber per day/meal, maybe within the ‘Insight’ tab. Best I can get in the Insight tab is 1 week average. #2. Improve the photo estimates option beyond 3 items. My meal last night had 5 items (smoked brisket & turkey, collard greens, green beans & 1/2 Texas toast). It populates 3 items then gives suggestions on the remaining items to add. BUT when you add a suggested item it will delete a one of the three populated ones. Why not just be able to add the suggested item to the populated ones? I find this to be frustrating and don’t typically use this feature because of this. Beyond these two items the app is easy to use and I recommend it to others all the time in my online diabetes groups.
Last Update Awful
App was good until the last update. Now it’s too hard to find net carbs. I’ll be looking for a replacement app
Needs work
I like that this app syncs with my Freestyle Libre. However it is hard to figure out Net Carbs if you make your own food. I need to be able to enter a recipe, then calculate Net Carbs
Best In class! Super supportive GLP tool
Most affordable with more bang for your buck features compared to other apps. I love how it integrates with my care team and Apple Health. Provides carb/protein & nutrition breakdown of meals- great app for GLP users!
Do not download
Fraudulent billing
Keine schlechte App
Aber keine Marktgerechte Gegenläufigkeit. Ich schätze Kohlenhydrate im Schlaf, nach 45+ Jahren Typ1, mit ~98% Trefferquote. Daher ist mir der Preis dafür viel zu hoch. Alles Gute.
Terrible update
The latest update has made this app almost useless. Can no longer easily find previous meals and it keeps putting the wrong time when I enter an insulin dose or a meal.
Schade
Darf nicht zur insulindosierung angewendet werden. Daher leider für mich nutzlos
Worth the $$
Just to be able to use it for carb counting is worth it!
Photo recognition is off
Every time I take a picture of my meal for a carb count, the photo recognition is off! I think it would be good if that was fixed.
This app is VERY helpful!
The SNAQ app is very helpful in the fact that it connects to my LIBRE 3+, and helps me keep track of my carbs and how they affect my glucose during the day. The one drawback is the food database isn’t nearly as big as it could be. Sometimes I have to go into Myfitnesspal and find my meal and then go back and find something comparable in the SNAQ app. Hopefully they will expand that as the app gets more traction. Thank you for this tool!
Nutritional values are not correct
I don’t feel I can trust this app to accurately count carbs. Most of the time I can’t find the food I’m looking for and when I do the carbs are often way off. I was really hoping this was going to be good since I thought I could match up my meals with the behaviour of my blood sugar to look for trends. But it’s not worth it if the nutrition information of common foods is unreliable or missing completely. I’d rather use this than Lose it but so far I’ve had to keep going back to that to find the carbohydrate information I need.
Simone
This is a good visual app, however this is a US product so many foods in UK are not recognised … also in UK you cannot enter your insulin dosage so I feel the UK members should receive a cheaper charge as not all aspects are available for us hence only three stars .. if we had a UK data version this would be grand.
Great Tracker
Easy to add food and the AI interpretation from a photo of a plate of food is really good. Helps me keep on top of spikes!
Bait and switch
App world ok for about a day, then it stopped recognizing foods. Super clunky for entering ingredients. Dated updates and duplicated glucose entries. Then didn't let me cancel at the end of the trial period.
Fabulous post-meal glucose reports!
Snaq has THE best post-meal glucose reporting I've seen. I love it!!!! It tells you all you want to know: for the three hours following a meal you’ve entered, how much of that time you remained in your target range (which is customizable in the Units section of Settings), what your glucose peak was, how long it took to reach the peak, and your total glucose rise over what it was before the meal. You can also see how many carbs, fats, proteins, and calories each meal contains as well as your day’s total for each macro. The pdf data exports are beautiful and super easy to read and share with a nutritionist. I also love the running glucose graph which is easy to scroll through. Also love that it displays your activity level with little bars at the bottom of the graph (health data like steps is imported from Apple Health). So much to love about this App! I highly recommend it.
Barcode camera focus sucks
You guys need to fix the freaking focus on the barcode scan option by the time I get it to focus on my iPhone 16 pro my meals cold or dinners already freaking over….. Also need to make it easier to add portions (1/2/3 servings) tired of double adding my meals so I can make it accurate to 2 cups or 1 cup of items
Eingeschränkt zufrieden
Warum muss ich jeden Morgen „Vollkornbrot“ neu eingeben? Warum kann ich bei kopierten Mahlzeiten die Gewichte nicht korrigieren?
⭐ The App I’ve Needed for 21 Years!
I’ve had Type 1 diabetes for 21 years, and this is honestly the app I’ve been waiting for. It doesn’t just tell you the carbs—it teaches you how to eat your meal in a smarter order, suggests ways to reduce glucose spikes, and even explains why. For the first time, I feel like I have practical guidance instead of having to guess. This app has made managing diabetes feel less overwhelming, and I genuinely believe it’s improving my health. Thank you for creating something so useful.
Learning
Not understanding how to separate meal entries
Great carb estimation
As a diabetic I have tried a no of supposedly AI powered apps but they weren’t great. This one gives pretty accurate results and easy to use. I asked support a question on Dexcom integration and got a response within minutes very impressed
Not what I expected
Sadly we did try to cancel our free trial on the last day but for whatever reason we were still charged. We haven’t found an item that could be scanned and the calculations simply are frustrating, For instance, scanning an item in resulted in wildly inaccurate carb amounts without the ability to change it. It has just lead to frustration and a waste of money. Hopefully it will improve with time.
Erstmal 3 von 5
2024.12.07 Habe die App gerade geladen. Denke euer Ansatz ist spitze, sowas habe ich schon lange gesucht. Mir wäre wichtig meine Insulineinheiten zu hinterlegen. Dann könnte ich aus meinen Mahlzeiten und aus der Insulin Therapie die richtigen Maßnahmen ergreifen oder mein Arzt kann mich besser einstellen. Wo hinterlege ich meine Insulin Dosis? 2024.12.07 Warum kann ich nicht „Eigene Lebensmittel“ in Favoriten übertragen? Und warum kann ich diese nicht als „Mahlzeit“ auswählen? Ich sag mal so, für über 80€/Jahr sehr mau die App.
Excellent app
I use SNAQ everyday for keep track of my diabetes glucose levels and meals everyday it works so well together and is a must have if your diabetic. Especially love the insulin features where I can add in both bolus & basal along with corrections.
Rip off
Can’t do ANYTHING without a subscription. Worthless “tracker” that is ridiculously overpriced
Good app for Diabetes - All info in one place!!
Its a good app for tracking how my food affects my blood sugar. It works well with the Dexcom7. I wish it could connect to MVP or ha e better food options.. I like the reports and I am hoping it will get a one day or one week report option. The nutritional info only reports carbs fats calories and protein, wish I could add other nutrients!! The support is excellent when you have a problem and you can also give suggestions! I love the app and will continue to use it. Love having everything in one place!
Takes forever to search
Takes forever to search. And then takes 10-20 seconds to load.
Type 1 Diabetic
Vegetarian. Just tried today, not easy to take pics. Will persevere.
Free?
Is this free
Broken
Downloaded app, signed up for a new account and all I got anytime I opened the app was a page with 2 reviews. Couldn’t close it or access anything else. Junk
Quite good but hard
I found out that you have to get the picture from a certain angle I’m not sure what angle though.
Großes Potential
Steckt noch in den Kinderschuhen. Würde nicht nochmal buchen. Nicht derzeit. Vielleicht in 2 Jahren.
Great app
I am so thankful to have found this app, the AI coach has been a game changer for me! Some of the nutrition if requires double checking for me. I make most of my own food, vs packaged food. I am a Type 1 on a pump and have been 93%+ in range due to the help of the app and the ai coach!
Not Consistent
I am absolutely disappointed in this app. This app continuously doesn’t save entries I put in. It’s almost on the daily that I enter a dosage & when I go back to check what time it was at the entire entry is gone. I’ve already left this as a review & they emailed me telling me to track when it doesn’t do it. I don’t have time to do that. The whole point of paying for this app is so it tracks so I don’t have to track. Not only is this a huge disappointment & inconvenience, but it’s ridiculous. I am making health decisions based on what I track here & now I have no idea what time or what amount my dosage was because it doesn’t save my entry. Why is it that an app like Snapchat, I could take a Snapchat & not have reception for 3 days and it still saves my Snapchat, but here is I don’t have service it won’t even let me make an entry & if I do have service it doesn’t even save it at least once a day. How does this not have an auto save feature no matter what, where it can upload later if for whatever reason it fails to upload the first time. This is a safety concern. Not to mention, the whole reason I even initially signed up was because it advertised that it will track patterns & give me advice, it hasn’t done that once, there’s been no patterns tracked or advice given to better manage my diabetes. To charge that much for an app & have it work this poorly is crazy work.
Not user friendly
I think this app definitely needs work
SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker price by country
A monthly subscription costs $3.67 in New Zealand and $9.58 in Switzerland — 3× more for the same thing. Below is the going rate for each plan in every country that sells it — the middle price of what the app charges there, in the country's own currency with the dollar equivalent beneath it.
| Country | Monthly | 3 months | Annual | One-time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | A$5.99$4.16 | A$39.99$27.77 | A$119.00$82.64 | A$149.99$104.16 |
| Austria | €7.99$9.06 | €23.99$27.20 | €79.99$90.69 | €99.90$113.27 |
| Canada | CA$7.99$5.63 | CA$39.99$28.16 | CA$99.00$69.72 | — |
| Germany | €3.99$4.52 | €23.99$27.20 | €79.99$90.69 | — |
| Ireland | €7.99$9.06 | €29.99$34.00 | €89.00$100.91 | — |
| Netherlands | €7.99$9.06 | €39.99$45.34 | €89.00$100.91 | — |
| New Zealand | NZ$6.49$3.67 | NZ$23.99$13.55 | NZ$47.99$27.11 | NZ$129.99$73.44 |
| Switzerland | CHF 8.00$9.58 | CHF 24.00$28.74 | CHF 80.00$95.81 | — |
| United Kingdom | £5.99$7.94 | £24.99$33.14 | £79.00$104.77 | £99.90$132.49 |
| United States | $7.99 | $26.99 | $78.00 | — |
SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker FAQ
- Is SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker free?
- Yes. The app and its basic features are free, in all 10 countries it sells in. Premium features are paid: they start from $7.99 (US), across 3 subscriptions.
- How much does SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker cost per month?
- Premium Monthly is $7.99 (US). The annual plan works out cheaper per month: $47.99 – 88.00 a year.
- Does SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker have a free trial?
- Yes — a 7 days free trial (US).
- Where is SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker cheapest?
- A monthly subscription costs NZ$6.49 (≈$3.67) in New Zealand and CHF 8.00 (≈$9.58) in Switzerland, its cheapest and dearest countries.
- What are the best alternatives to SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker?
- Glucose Buddy Diabetes Tracker (4.8 from 31,583 reviews, premium from $12.99), Sugarmate by Tandem (4.7 from 19,543 reviews) and Diabetes food tracker - Gococo (4.6 from 18,272 reviews, premium from $9.99).
SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker download
Last updated 14 days ago.
SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker sells in 10 countries. It was released 7 years ago, on 13 Sept 2019. It holds a 4.6 rating from 3,595 reviews.
Supports 1 language: English.
How much does SNAQ - Diabetes Food Tracker make?
Third-party estimates for the last 30 days, worldwide — not the store's own figures, which Apple publishes for nobody.
Revenue by plan
- Annual 80%
- 3 months 19%
- Monthly 1%
- One-time 0%
Revenue by country
- United States 87%
- Switzerland 4%
- Germany 4%
- Canada 2%