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BodyDex is an iOS and Android app for nutrition, peptide, and fitness tracking. It combines AI-powered food scanning, a peptide and supplement protocol tracker, a workout logger, and an AI nutrition coach in a single app. The food database combines FatSecret Platform API, USDA FoodData Central, and Open Food Facts.

BodyDex is free to download with a freemium model. Core tracking features are free; AI scanning, the AI coach, and advanced analytics are part of BodyDex Premium ($9.99/month or $79.99/year, with a 7-day free trial).

Largely, yes. Stored logs, recent foods, saved recipes, workouts, weight, and protocols remain available offline because your data lives on-device; database search, barcode lookups, AI scanning, and the AI coach require an internet connection.

AI food scanning provides estimates based on visual analysis. Accuracy depends on image quality, lighting, portion size, and how the food is presented. For known packaged foods, barcode scanning is far more accurate than photo scanning. Always double-check values for critical dietary needs.

BodyDex's protocol tracker is a generic dosing and history tool — you can log any peptide, medication, or supplement (e.g. BPC-157, TB-500, semaglutide, retatrutide, vitamin D, creatine). It tracks dose, frequency, injection site rotation, and full history. The peptide calculator is a mathematical reference tool only and is not medical advice.

No. BodyDex is a nutrition and fitness tracking tool, not a medical device. It is not HIPAA-regulated because we are not a covered entity or business associate. Information provided is not medical advice — always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making dietary, supplement, or peptide changes.

All personal data (food logs, weight, recipes, workouts, protocols) is stored locally on your device, and we don't maintain a centralized database of your tracking data. AI features send data to our server for processing, and there are two separate layers to be clear about. On our own servers we keep only the short-lived operational records the Privacy Policy lists — auto-expiring rate-limit counters, a video-import status record, opt-in scan-accuracy report photos, and a working copy of an Assistant reply that paused mid-answer, whose content we attempt to replace with a contentless record as soon as the reply finishes and which — then, or if that attempt does not succeed — we attempt to remove on the criteria Privacy Policy Section 6.2 sets out, where a failed attempt can leave it in place longer. Separately, the AI providers themselves may retain what we send them under their own terms — for the Bodydex Assistant, OpenAI states abuse-monitoring retention of up to 30 days, and we have not arranged zero-data-retention. Food photos and the short food text sent to our other AI providers may also be used by them for model improvement under their own terms. Privacy Policy Sections 6, 6.6 and 9 give the full picture.

No. We never sell, rent, or share your personal data with advertisers or data brokers. Our sole revenue model is subscription fees. Read our full Privacy Policy for details.

Yes. BodyDex can read steps, active energy, body weight, and other metrics from HealthKit (with your permission), and write nutrition data back. We run no HealthKit-record database of our own — nothing of yours is held on our servers for us to look at, apart from the transient Assistant working copy described in Privacy Policy Section 6.2 — and health data is never sold or used for advertising. Two things can leave the device, and only if you enable the Bodydex Assistant and consent to it: values that were imported into your own logs (a weigh-in read from HealthKit becomes a row in your weight log, and the Assistant reads it as that row), and — only if you tick the separate "Health vitals" option — individual vitals readings for the dates your question is about. Privacy Policy Sections 5 and 6.2 set out both.

Subscriptions are managed by the store you subscribed through. On iOS: Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions → BodyDex → Cancel. On Android: Play Store app → profile icon → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → BodyDex → Cancel. You'll keep access until the end of your billing period.

Refunds are handled by Apple or Google, depending on where you subscribed. On iOS: open the App Store app, tap your profile, find the BodyDex purchase in your purchase history, and select "Report a Problem." On Android: request a refund from your Google Play order history.

Open BodyDex → Profile → scroll to the bottom → "Delete All Data." This permanently removes all your information from the device. This action is irreversible.

Go to Profile → Export Data. You can export your food logs, weight history, recipes, workouts, and more in JSON or CSV format.

Yes — BodyDex is live on Google Play, free to download. Premium is $9.99/month on both iOS and Android, and your data is stored on-device the same way on both platforms. There is no cross-device sync — each device keeps its own local data.

BodyDex treats peptide, supplement, and general-medication protocols as first-class data — dose schedules, reminders, and supply forecasting — and stores your tracking data on-device with no ads on any tier. MyFitnessPal's AI features (Meal Scan, AI coach) require its Premium plan — $19.99/month versus BodyDex Premium's $9.99/month, though both cost $79.99/year on annual billing — and its free medication tracking covers GLP-1s only (US). MyFitnessPal has a larger user-submitted food database and longer track record. See the comparison table on the home page for details.

Try force-closing and reopening the app. If the issue persists, check if an update is available in the App Store or Google Play. You can reach our support team using the contact form below.