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Daily Dozen
The Daily Dozen Android app tracks foods recommended by Dr. Greger in his book How Not to Die.
About Daily Dozen
Daily Dozen is an Android app for keeping track of the foods Michael Greger, MD, recommends in his book How Not to Die. It lets users check off how many servings of each of Dr. Greger's Daily Dozen foods they eat each day, based on the list he describes in the book.
The app is distributed through Google Play and F-Droid, and its source code is hosted in a public GitHub repository under the GPLv3 license. The repository accepts community contributions and lists project contributors, but the page does not state pricing or describe features beyond daily food tracking.
Key features
- Tracks daily servings of Dr. Greger's recommended foods
- Check off servings for each item on the Daily Dozen list
- Based on the recommendations in How Not to Die
- Available on Google Play and F-Droid
- Source code published on GitHub under GPLv3
- Open to community code contributions
Best for: Android users who follow Dr. Greger's Daily Dozen recommendations and want to check off the servings they eat each day.
Good for
- Installable from Google Play or F-Droid
- Source code is publicly available under the GPLv3 license
- Repository publishes contribution guidelines for outside contributors
Watch out for
- Android only; no other platforms are mentioned
- The repository page does not state pricing for the app
Daily Dozen at a glance
- Category
- Health & Fitness › Health & Fitness Resources
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Daily Dozen FAQ
What does the Daily Dozen app track?
It tracks the foods Dr. Greger recommends and how many servings of each users try to check off every day.
Where can the app be downloaded?
The repository links to the app on Google Play and on F-Droid.
Under what license is the app released?
The Daily Dozen Android App is licensed under the GPLv3.
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