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Whether you’re navigating food allergies, cutting back on ultra-processed snacks, or just trying to eat a little better, the GoCoCo app is your ultimate nutrition ally. 🥑
Our mission? To help you understand what’s really in your food—and how to make choices that fit your life! 🎯
💡 Scan your groceries, get clean ingredient insights, and find healthy alternatives backed by nutrition experts!
The GoCoCo app goes beyond labels and calorie counts, it’s a complete nutrition companion designed to help you eat healthier if you’re managing Type 2 diabetes.
GoCoCo was developed by Registered Dietitians and Diabetes Care Specialists to provide scientifically backed, customised, user-friendly features that help you live a healthier life. And it’s all based on real data from the products and food you eat.
It's like having a nutritionist in your pocket, but without the high price tag!
Here's how it helps:
With GoCoCo nutrition app, you get real-time feedback and expert-approved food swaps that help you eat better every day—without the stress. 🚀
GoCoCo was developed by registered dietitians and food formulation experts to help you make clearer, more confident food choices:
Along with our product and technical team, we are working hard behind the scenes so that every feature of GoCoCo is top-tier.
Your health deserves more than marketing claims. That’s why GoCoCo is built on science, not trends. 🧠
GoCoCo carb counter app isn’t just about counting macros—it’s about knowing what goes into your body.
At GoCoCo, we believe that the best diet is:
GoCoCo makes clean eating possible—without perfection. Again, it’s all about making your life simpler, healthier, and stress-free. 🥗🔍
Explore delicious, practical ways to eat well with our expert-backed articles and recipes:
Here are some of our top picks:
🌮 Everyday clean meals:
🥗 Food choices with Impact:
🏕️ Balanced Snacking:
GoCoCo also gives you fun, thoughtful tips like diabetic gift basket ideas and the Harvard Plate Method for easy, balanced meals. It’s about making sure you stay healthy without necessarily giving up the friendly foods you love. 🍏🥑
No matter your goals—gut health, allergy support, weight balance, or better snacking—GoCoCo helps you make smarter choices, one scan at a time.
Using the GoCoCo nutrition app helps you adopt healthy habits. We’re not here to push a diet. We’re here to help you build a better relationship with food.
📉 84% of users improved their diabetes management.
🥦85% reduced their ultra-processed food consumption.
⚖️89% reported they could better weight control.
💪86% felt they were healthier with the app diabetes!
With the GoCoCo meal tracking app, you're not just tracking food—you’re changing your life for the better.
We’re not here to push a diet. We’re here to help you build a better relationship with food.
Ready to take the guesswork out of eating well?
Download GoCoCo nutrition app and start making confident, clear food choices—every single day. Download it today, start tracking your meals, and see the changes in your blood sugar, weight, and overall health. You’ve got this!
FAQs on GoCoCo app
Is GoCoCo only for people with diabetes?
No! While we have a dedicated section for diabetes-friendly eating, GoCoCo is designed for anyone looking to eat less ultra-processed food and make better choices.
Can GoCoCo help with food allergies or sensitivities?
Yes. You can scan labels to avoid common allergens like gluten, dairy, soy, and more—and get suggestions for safer alternatives.
Is GoCoCo a legit diabetes app?
Absolutely! GoCoCo is developed by healthcare professionals and used by over 800,000 people worldwide.
Can I use GoCoCo if I don’t follow any specific diet?
Absolutely. GoCoCo is for anyone who wants to eat more whole foods, reduce additives, and understand what’s really in their food.