

iDiet frequently receives requests to cancel Innodiet app charges. However, iDiet is not Innodiet. We are two different companies, on two different continents. We have no connection to them. Perhaps you downloaded one of their fasting, meal-planning, or fitness apps, or saw the name “Innodiet” or “Inno Diets UAB” as a mysterious charge on your credit card statement.
To cancel your Innodiet app subscription, you need to go to the App store on your iOS or Android device, and manage your subscriptions there.
Click on your avatar/icon in the upper right corner of your App store and look for “Subscriptions” or “Payments & Subscriptions”.
No, iDiet is not Innodiet. But their unhappy customers like you are searching for answers, landing here, and asking us to cancel Innodiet. We have no control over their app or what Innodiet does, and we’re terribly sorry you were tricked into subscribing to their app. It sounds like an awful situation to be in.
However, if you’d like help managing your weight, iDiet offers a fantastic plan with zero recurring charges. Just one purchase (see below) and you have access to a complete, proven, science-based program for life.
If you came here because the app you signed up for wasn’t what you hoped, the problem wasn’t you — it was the match. We are iDiet — a separate program from a separate company, and iDiet isn’t built the way Innodiet was. iDiet comes out of more than twenty years of clinical weight-management research at Tufts University, and the research starts with the question most quick apps skip: what actually keeps hunger manageable long enough for the plan to hold. The first step isn’t an app but an explanation — what this program is, how it works, and what its food-noise work says about why eating plans feel hard no matter how much willpower you have.
