The source food record code
An apple is not “an apple”: it is a precise record in a public table, shown in the app and available to look up elsewhere.
Calorie counter · no account
The number,
and its proof.
Every food shows the table it comes from — CIQUAL (ANSES) or USDA — along with the exact record code. When the data does not exist, Radish writes “not reported” rather than a zero.
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What we show
A value with no source
is an opinion.
Every value shown is taken from a public reference table — CIQUAL (ANSES) or USDA FoodData Central — and the app shows its record code, so you can look it up yourself, outside our app.
A marker when it is an estimate
With no reference table available, the value carries the label “Radish estimate”, spelled out in full — never presented as measured data.
A gap called a gap
When a value is missing, the app writes “not reported”. Never a zero in its place, never an invented average.
Sample display
A food entry,
with no blind spots.
Here is how Radish builds a value: the table, the code, the edition — and, when needed, the admission that we do not know.
CIQUAL
Green lentils, boiled/cooked in water
Per 100 g
record 20587 · ANSES, Ciqual table 2025Energy125 kcal
Protein10.1 g
Carbohydrates16.2 g
Fibre8.45 g
Iron2.45 mg
Vitamin C (value approximated by the table)0.5 mg
Folate (B9)not reported
Sample display composed for this page, from CIQUAL record no. 20587 (ANSES, Ciqual table 2025).
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Actual coverage
The catalogue scoreboard.
The measured state of the built-in catalogue: not a promise, a reading — republished at every update, whether it goes up or down.
Foods in the built-in catalogue
2,416
Foods with detailed valuesmicronutrients reported beyond the macros
960 · 39.7%
Measurable recipes139 recipes out of 493 in the catalogue
139 · 28.2%
Sourced foods (CIQUAL/USDA)831 foods out of 2,416, value measured directly in the database
831 · 34.4%
Reference tablesCIQUAL (ANSES) and USDA FoodData Central
2
Coverage range per nutrientacross sourced foods
45–98%
Reading taken on 1 August 2026 on the built-in catalogue. These rates improve at every update — and we republish them, whether they go up or down.
On your phone
Your log goes
nowhere.
No account to create, no password to remember, no ads. What you eat stays on your device — and the log is unlimited, with no wall at the end of the week.
No account
Nothing to create, nothing to hand over: the app opens and works.
Real micronutrients
Iron, calcium, vitamins: CIQUAL (ANSES) and USDA values, with the source record code shown.
Nutri-Score and barcode scanning
Scan a product listed on Open Food Facts: the app recalculates its Nutri-Score using the Santé publique France scale, from the published values.
Your recipes, your numbers
Build your own recipes: the app works out their calories and macros from the foods you put in them.
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In the app
Seven goals,
seven characters.
You pick yours when you install; it then goes with you through the app, with its own markers and its own words. Seven ways of eating, zero judgement.
Going further
The counter that shows its working.
The log, search and sourced food entries are free* and stay that way. Premium opens up long-term tracking.
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