Which app to count your 30 plants a week?
My Microbiote, Plant Points, Eating30, PlantHabit, 30Veg and ZOE: price, languages, devices and counting method, taken from each app's own page.
Several apps count the plants of your week. They do not all count the same way, do not all speak the same languages, and do not all cost the same. What follows was checked on October 19, 2026 on each app's own page (US App Store prices): prices and features change, so check theirs before you choose.
My Microbiote
- Price
- Free, no ads.
- Languages
- Seven, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian and French.
- Devices
- In the browser, on phones and computers; it installs on the home screen and works offline. Not in the app stores yet.
- Herbs and spices
- A whole plant, whatever the amount. On top of that, sixteen categories in rotation, which require a real serving.
- Data
- On the device; an optional account syncs it.
Plant Points
- Price
- Free, with ads and in-app purchases (Plant Points Pro: $2.99, $14.99 or $34.99).
- Languages
- Fourteen, including English and French.
- Devices
- iPhone, iPad and Android.
- Herbs and spices
- A quarter point for a seasoning or a tea.
- Data
- On the device, according to its developer.
Eating30
- Price
- Tracking 30 plants is free; premium features are optional.
- Languages
- English.
- Devices
- iPhone, iPad and Android.
- Herbs and spices
- Usually a quarter (herbs, spices, garlic, olive oil, tea, coffee), adjustable.
- Data
- iCloud on Apple, Google backup on Android.
PlantHabit
- Price
- Subscription after a seven-day trial: $4.99 a week or a month, $29.99 a year.
- Languages
- English.
- Devices
- iPhone.
- Specialty
- A meal planner with a grocery list.
30Veg
- Price
- Free; the site accepts donations.
- Languages
- English.
- Devices
- A website, with no sign-up or download.
- Herbs and spices
- A quarter of a plant.
ZOE
- Price
- Membership from £9.99 a month (app only, 12-month commitment, United Kingdom); gut microbiome test optional, £149.
- Specialty
- The plant counter is part of a wider nutrition app: meal scores, photo analysis, coach.
What sets My Microbiote apart
- Seven languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian and French.
- A plant counts in full as soon as something intact reaches the colon. Quantity is measured separately: sixteen categories — legumes, crucifers, fermented foods, resistant starch… — are only checked with a usual serving.
- 2,084 plants, each with its own page: how it is eaten, where it comes from.
- Free, no ads, no account required: without an account, the log stays on the device.
What it does not do
- It is not in the App Store or Google Play yet: it opens in the browser and installs from there.
- No microbiome test, no meal photo analysis, no coach.
- It is not a medical app: it measures the diversity of what you log, nothing more.