Observed arrival · 2026-09-30
A kidney diet diary that treats missing data as missing
Renalday presents a food and fluid diary for kidney disease, with nutrient values tied to country-specific food tables.
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- People with kidney disease and their caregivers
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- Food values cite the table, its version, and the food’s code; missing nutrient data is not counted as zero.
Field notes
The homepage names three food-data sources: USDA FoodData Central, the Canadian Nutrient File, and the UK’s CoFID. It says each value includes its table, version, and food code, and that missing nutrient data is tracked in daily totals rather than treated as zero. The described app lets users set targets from their care team; it explicitly says it does not set targets or interpret results.
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