Food Hopper is Available Now!

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Available on iOs and Android

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Food Hopper is Available Now! 〰️ Available on iOs and Android 〰️

Turn Favorite Foods into New Foods

The first food discovery app designed for parents of selective eaters to grow their food list, log food wins, and track progress over time.

Food Hopper helps you find foods based on the ones your child already loves. Explore 1,500+ new food ideas that meet both your child’s sensory and nutritional needs. Created with kids with sensory sensitivities, autism, and ARFID in mind.
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Built by Brittyn Coleman, the Autism Dietitian™
⭐️ Trusted by 300,000+ Parents

Food Hopper makes exploring new foods easier, calmer, and sensory-friendly…
for you & your child

Three mobile screens displaying a food tracking app. The left screen shows a food list with images of yogurt, dried pear, apple, and peaches. The middle screen features a detailed photo of a red apple with slices, with options for tracking its properties. The right screen displays a calendar with entries for food exposures, a log of food exposures, and registration dates for dried apple and peaches.

Keep track of your child’s food progress all in one place.

✓ Find new food & meal ideas based on the ones your child already loves
✓ Log food exposures and see where you last left off
✓ Build your child’s food list to keep fave foods in the rotation, introduce new options, and bring previously loved foods back to the table
✓ Created for parents of selective eaters and with kids with sensory sensitivities, autism, and ARFID in mind

Finally Know What to Feed Your Selective Eater Next (Without the Guesswork or Burnout)

You already know your child's safe foods inside and out.

But figuring out what to try next? And keeping track of everything you've already tried? That's exhausting.

Food Hopper™ takes that mental load off your plate - showing you what to introduce next and tracking every exposure so you can see the progress.

At their pace. With less stress. One *hop* at a time.

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What You Get With Food Hopper

💫 Smart Food Suggestions

Know exactly which foods to try next. Search your child’s preferred foods and get sensory-based recommendations that feel familiar and more likely to be accepted.

📝 Food Exposure Tracker

Track every exposure — even the “tiny” wins. Start with the idea of the food and work your way up to more involved food experiences, in a positive & sensory-friendly way.

🫐 Sensory & Nutrition Filters

Find new food ideas that match your child’s needs & preferences. Filter by sensory (texture, color, temperature) or nutrition (i.e. fruits, vegetables, protein, fiber, calcium, iron, and more).

🍎 Access to 1,500+ Foods in the Database

Browse thousands of kid-friendly food ideas including single-ingredient foods (fruits, vegetables, etc), meals, and packaged food ideas based on your child’s sensory and nutrition needs.

📈 Build & Grow Their Food List

Organize all their of their foods in one place. Keep preferred foods in rotation, bring back “lost” foods, track foods they’re learning to like, and watch their list grow.

📲 All-In-One Feeding App

Keep all of your feeding progress in one place. No more random notes in your phone, sticky notes, or food logs. Track your child’s food progress all in one organized place.

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Available on iOs and Android

Watch How Food Hopper Works

In about 4 minutes, learn how to:

🔍 Browse & filter the Food Database to quickly find new food ideas that match your child's sensory and nutritional needs

🍎 View Food Cards to learn more about each item, see variations, get similar food recommendations, and find recipes and purchase links

✅ Add foods to your child's list and categorize by "Favorites", "Learning to Like", "Previously Liked" or "Plan to Try"

✍️ Log Food Exposures and document how your child experienced it, how it went, and add custom notes

👀 Track progress over time to see number of exposures and watch for patterns and growth

📅 View your Food Log by day, month, or custom date range to see exposure history

Everything you need to reduce mealtime stress and help your child explore new foods - all in one place.

Who Food Hopper Helps Most…

Perfect for you if your child:

🎧 Has sensory sensitivities

🌈 Is neurodivergent or has ARFID

🧇 Is a selective eater who has difficulty with new foods and/or sensory food aversions

💫 Gets overstimulated easily

🍽️ Struggles with textures, smells, or mixed foods

🍟 Eats the same 5–20 foods on repeat

And perfect for you if you’re:

⚡️A busy, burned out parent looking for a simple all-in-one feeding app

❓ Tired of guessing which foods to offer next

📉 Feeling like mealtimes are battles

🫸 Feeling stuck or discouraged

📝 Losing track of exposures

🤯 Still trying to keep track of everything in your head

Why I Created Food Hopper

Food Hopper™ was built because the thousands of families I’ve supported over the past decade would always come to me saying the same thing:

“I don’t know which foods to offer my child next — I’m burned out and not having any success.”

As a Registered Dietitian and autism sibling, I knew there had to be an easier way. I have taught 2,500+ families how to expand their child’s diet way with my proven sensory-friendly approach - and now I’m bringing it to you in an app that does the thinking for you.

Food Hopper is the first sensory feeding app that maps your child’s journey to new foods. With my food sensory algorithm, the app performs a sensory analysis on foods and recommends foods to try based on the foods your child already eats and loves. With these foods, you can build your child’s food list. From there, you can learn to log each exposure to these foods in a way that recognizes small wins that build up over time.

Food Hopper is the missing piece to your feeding journey that can be used by itself or perfectly complement your child’s feeding therapy.

Smiling woman in a white shirt preparing vegetables in a modern kitchen.

Food Wins Using the Food Hopper Approach

  • Screenshot of a social media post titled 'Chickpea dough bites are a hit!' with a user comment praising the recipe, accompanied by a profile picture of a flower-shaped cookie and user reaction icons.
  • Screenshot of a blog post titled "From sweet to savory" with a blurred profile picture, a broccoli emoji, a poop emoji, and a +1 icon next to the author's name. The blog discusses Evan trying a pizza waffle for lunch.
  • Screenshot of a text message conversation about making a pita bread cheeseburger sandwich.
  • A social media post featuring a brown flower-shaped graphic, a broccoli icon, and text about twin children trying new foods, including pancakes and muffins.
  • Screenshot of a Facebook post with the title 'Frozen fruit popsicles for the win!' Showing a user named Tamara discussing giving her son flavored fruit popsicles made from frozen fruit, especially strawberries, and enjoying their taste.
  • Screenshot of a social media post titled 'Tried a banana' where an autism mom shares her son's amusing reaction to trying a banana for the first time.
  • Screenshot of a social media post with the title 'Who is this child?!?!' and comments about a child trying pineapple and broccoli, eating small pieces, and their first sentence. The post mentions a child interested in dragonfruit and scooping up pieces, with some profile icons and likes visible.
  • Screenshot of a social media post titled "Unexpected surprise" by Dora, describing her son eating an apple cinnamon muffin.
  • Facebook post about trying a new food that looks like a small granola wheel. Text describes a 5-year-old daughter not eating it but smelling and biting a tiny piece, and a 3-year-old son touching and smelling it. The author considers this a major win.
  • Screenshot of a social media post titled 'White bean cake win' discussing a recipe, featuring icons for liking and commenting, and small profile pictures of five users with five likes and two comments.
  • Social media post titled "Bread for the Win" explaining a story about a daughter and son with a turkey and cheese sandwich, highlighting the son's playful behavior of taking a piece of bread and eating it like an airplane, then returning for more.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Food Hopper is available for download now for both iOS and Android.

  • Yes! The app is available on both iOs and Android. Download here:

    Apple App Store: ​https://apps.apple.com/app/id6753869831​

    Google Play: ​https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.foodhopper.app

  • The first version of the app will only include one profile. However, multiple profiles is a feature that will be launching with the next app update. By locking in your subscription now, you will be granted access to future features without an additional fee.

  • This particular version of the app is designed for parents with children who are selective eaters.

    We are in the process of developing a “Practitioner” version of the app to be launched late 2026. In this version, you could have an unlimited number of profiles so you can keep track of your individual clients’ food lists and exposures. If you’d like to get on the waitlist for this version of the app, click here.

  • Yes! Cancel before your next billing cycle and you will not be charged again.

  • Absolutely. While this app is created for parents to support their selective eater, this app could absolutely be a tool for you in your own food journey. This is the first app of its kind, and can help you keep track of your own food list, track new food exposures, and learn new food ideas that match your sensory and nutritional needs.

  • Yes! This app is created for a wide variety of needs and can be incredibly helpful for anybody who is looking to expand their child’s food list.