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Version 2.3 · 2025-10-29
Decimal keyboard for custom portion and food text fields
CSIDAssist is a mobile application built purposely to provide users transpare…
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The store currently lists version 2.3, updated 2025-10-29.







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CSIDAssist is a mobile application built purposely to provide users transparency on USDA Global Branded Food Products, specifically focusing on sugar and starch contents. Features and functionality include:
-Intuitive user interface
-Supports light and dark mode
-Nutritional data on over 450,000 USDA Global Branded Food Products
-Nutritional data on 450 Whole Foods including details on sucrose, fructose, glucose, lactose, and maltose
-Access to USDA data does NOT require internet connection
-Search for food items using keywords or a UPC barcode
-Sucrose and other sugar ingredient detection
-Calculated metrics on carbs, sugars, and starches
-Customizable serving size
-Ability to save favorite foods to device
-Users can add their own foods and/or recipes
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Decimal keyboard for custom portion and food text fields
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