KidneyWatch

You just got your lab results back. Your phosphorus is high. But phosphorus isn't even on the nutrition label. How are you supposed to track what you can't see?

Generic nutrition apps track calories. They can't spot hidden phosphate additives in your deli meat. They can't tell you the banana in your smoothie just pushed you over your daily potassium limit.

KidneyWatch was built for this.


SCAN ANY FOOD, GET CONDITION-SPECIFIC FLAGS
Point your camera at a meal, a label, or a barcode. KidneyWatch flags potassium, phosphorus, sodium, and protein against your daily limits using data from trustworthy sources.


PHOSPHORUS DETECTIVE
Phosphorus is the hardest nutrient to track in CKD. It's not required on labels, it hides in additives, and not all phosphorus is absorbed equally. KidneyWatch scans ingredients for 16 categories of hidden phosphate additives, adjusts for bioavailability (plant ~30% absorbed vs. additives ~95%), applies category-specific P:protein ratios, and flags missing data when the numbers don't add up.


LIMITS SET TO YOUR STAGE
Enter your CKD stage, body weight, and comorbidities. KidneyWatch calculates your limits from NKF KDOQI and KDIGO guidelines. Every flag links to the guideline it's based on. Tap any citation to check our work.


DAILY DIARY WITH SWAP SUGGESTIONS
Log meals and see where you stand. Color-coded bars track the four nutrients that matter most in kidney conditions. When your phosphorus runs high, KidneyWatch suggests lower-P swaps backed by NKF and DaVita guidelines.


YOUR DATA STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE
No account required. Your food diary and health information never leave your device.


Whether you're adjusting to a renal diet or helping a family member navigate what to eat, KidneyWatch gives you what you need.

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KidneyWatch is not medical advice. Always consult your nephrologist or renal dietitian before changing your diet.

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