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Version 1.0 · 2025-10-08
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2025-10-08.








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Take control of your bone health with the Calcium & Vitamin D Tracker, your all-in-one nutrition companion. Designed to help you meet your daily nutrient goals, this easy-to-use app helps you track calcium, vitamin D, water, weight, and other supplements—with smart features to make logging fast and meaningful.
Whether you're managing a deficiency, improving overall health, or simply staying on track, our app gives you powerful tools to monitor intake, view progress graphs, set reminders, and export your data with ease.
Key Features:
Track Calcium & Vitamin D Intake
Quickly log foods and supplements to stay within your daily goals.
Weekly, Monthly & Yearly Progress Charts
Visualize your calcium and vitamin D trends over time for better insights.
Built-in Calcium & Vitamin D Calculator
Not sure how much you're getting? Let the app calculate it for you.…
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