Carbium counts net carbs and calories on your iPhone using published formulas and a food database that ships inside the app. No account, no AI, and nothing to sign up for.
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Your body does not break fiber down into glucose, so it does not raise blood sugar. That is why low-carb and keto diets count net carbs. Carbium does the subtraction on every food, every time, and shows you the arithmetic if you want to check it.
Search, scan a barcode, repeat a saved meal, or enter a custom food. Net carbs, protein and calories land on today's totals, and your targets update as you go.

Thousands of generic whole foods from USDA FoodData Central ship inside Carbium, so search works in a basement, on a flight, anywhere. Nothing you type goes to a server.

Streaks, rolling averages and a chart of every logged day against your target. Days over the line are marked, not hidden, because the pattern is the useful part.

Carbium compares what you logged against how your weight really moved, then reports what you burn. Below roughly two weeks of data it says so plainly and uses the Mifflin-St Jeor formula instead.

Daily weight is mostly water. The chart draws a smoothed trend through the noise with your raw weigh-ins behind it, so one bad morning does not read as failure.

Carb cycling without the arithmetic. Give each weekday its own net-carb target and the app applies it, so a training day and a rest day are not the same day.

Most people eat the same handful of things. Build a meal once and log the whole thing in a single tap, with every food and portion remembered.

The full list, with nothing hidden behind an asterisk.
Not a trial, and nothing expires. Pro adds the analysis on top.
Everything you enter lives on your device, with a backup in your own iCloud so it survives a lost phone and a reinstall. There is no account, no analytics, and nothing for us to collect. Barcode scans send the barcode digits to Open Food Facts, and nothing else.