How It Works

1. Take a photo

Snap a picture of a grocery product, nutrition label, or ingredient list.

2. We check the label

Kidney Cart looks for common CKD concerns like sodium, potassium, and phosphorus additives.

3. Get simple guidance

You receive an easy-to-read grocery guidance result with a clear color.

4. Follow your care team

Always follow your clinician or renal dietitian's guidance for your specific needs.

What the colors mean

  • Better Choice

    Generally lower concern based on available information.

  • Occasionally

    Some concerns detected. Use moderation.

  • Probably Avoid

    Significant kidney-related concerns detected.

Why Kidney Cart Sometimes Says “Unable to Verify”

Kidney Cart prioritizes accuracy over guessing.

If nutrition information is not clearly visible in the photo, Kidney Cart will mark it as “Unable to Verify” rather than estimate a value.

Accuracy First

Kidney Cart is designed to avoid guessing.

If a nutrition value cannot be clearly verified from the uploaded photo, the app will tell you rather than estimate a number.

Kidney Cart provides general food-label guidance, not medical advice. Always follow your doctor or renal dietitian's recommendations.