Weekly variety
Mark the vegetables you ate and watch your weekly variety grow.
Eat more variety. One week at a time.
Vegit is an Android app for tracking weekly vegetable variety, vegetable colors and consistency — with simple goals, streaks and an offline-first design.
Vegit turns one small nutrition habit into something you can actually see and keep up with.
Mark the vegetables you ate and watch your weekly variety grow.
See how many vegetable color groups you included across the week.
Build streaks around your own weekly goal instead of chasing perfect days.
Vegit focuses on a narrow question: are you bringing enough vegetable variety into your week? That keeps tracking fast, useful and easy to repeat.
Tap a vegetable and Vegit immediately updates your weekly variety and color progress. When you reach a goal, you get a small celebration — then you move on with your day.
Logging stays intentionally quick.
Vegetable count and color variety change immediately.
Reach your goal and keep your streak moving.
Vegit has no free tier. Pick a monthly, yearly or lifetime option and use the full app.
Full access with a flexible monthly subscription.
Full access plus a 14-day free trial on the yearly plan.
One payment for permanent access to Vegit.
Google Play may display localized prices depending on your country and account.
Different vegetables bring different fibers, micronutrients and plant compounds. Diet is also one of the factors that shapes the gut microbiome. We explain what the research does — and does not — show.
For the long run: See how vegetable-rich dietary patterns fit into the broader conversation around healthy aging and longevity — without pretending a tracker can measure lifespan.
Explore the science →Vegit is designed offline-first. Your core tracking data stays on your device, so the app remains useful without turning every meal into an online profile.
Vegit tracks which vegetables you have eaten during the current week, how many color groups you reached and whether you met your weekly goal.
No. Vegit is intentionally focused on vegetable variety and consistency rather than calories, macros or full meal logging.
Yes. Vegit is designed as an offline-first app and its core tracking data is stored locally on your device.
No. Vegit is a habit-tracking tool, not a medical device, diagnostic service or substitute for professional nutrition or medical advice.
Not in the sense of measuring biological age or promising a longer life. Vegit tracks one simple eating habit: vegetable variety. Healthy dietary patterns rich in plant foods are associated with healthy aging, but longevity depends on many factors. See the evidence and its limits →
Vegit has no free tier. Full access costs €1.39 per month, €9.99 per year or a one-time payment of €24.99 for Lifetime. The yearly plan includes a 14-day free trial. Google Play may display localized prices depending on your country and account.
Vegit does not prescribe a medical weekly target. You can choose from three goal presets or set your own weekly goal. The app helps you see your vegetable variety across several days and build a consistent habit.
Vegit is currently available for Android on Google Play. An iOS version is not yet available. No release date has been announced.
No. You do not need a Vegit account. Your core tracking data stays locally on your device. Purchases and subscriptions are handled through Google Play.
A small weekly goal can be easier to keep than another complicated food log. Vegit is built around consistency, not optimization.