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Deficit Grams free for 48 hours (normally $2.99 AUD)
1d 17h leftEnds Sat 24 October at 14:54
The developer has made Deficit Grams free for 48 hours (posted 22 Oct, so it ends around the afternoon of 24 Oct, grab it soon). It's an Apple Health utility that converts your daily calorie balance into estimated grams or ounces, with widgets and an Apple Watch companion. No subscriptions, ads, or tracking. Best for people who already log meals and weight in Apple Health.
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Original title
[iOS, Watchos] Deficit Grams - Free (Was $2.99 AUD / $1.99 USD)
Quick take
Good for
- People logging meals in Apple Health
- Those who want to visualise calorie balance in weight terms
- Apple Watch users
Not for
- Those who don't log meals in Apple Health
- Those needing a food database
Why it's worth a look
- Normally $2.99, now free, no ads or IAP
- On-device processing keeps data private
Watch out
- Requires Apple Health permissions
- Accuracy depends on your logged data
If it suits yousave ~$3, done in 3 min, easy
Worth it?
$3
Estimated saving (price drop + cashback + cash rewards)
Free
- Price
- Free
- Estimated value
- $6
- Value per hour
- $96
Effort
Easyabout 3 min
Easy
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How to do it
- 1Open the App Store on your iPhone or Apple Watch and search for Deficit Grams.
- 2Confirm the app shows Free (normally $2.99 AUD), then tap Get and install.
- 3Open the app and allow access to your Apple Health diet and weight data.
- 4Make sure you've been logging meals and weight in Apple Health so the app can work.
Money-saving tip: Install and grant access now to avoid missing out after the free period.
Conditions
- Free for 48 hours only, ends 26 Oct.
- Requires iOS or watchOS and access to Apple Health data.
- No built-in food database; you need to log meals in Apple Health yourself.
Risks
- NoteThe app relies on self-logged data; features limited without it.
- NoteMay revert to paid after free period; install promptly.