Deplasto · Microplastic App
You track every macro. You’re missing a micro.
Deplasto is a microplastic tracking app for iPhone and Android. Log what you eat, drink, and do each day, and it estimates your microplastic intake using 300 data points from 100+ peer-reviewed studies, then shows you the easiest sources to avoid.
Free for 7 days, then subscription.
The first science-backed microplastic tracking app
Trust the data knowing that every item logged is backed by an academic reference.
Track. Identify. Reduce.
Every feature is built around three jobs: log what you take in, see where it’s coming from, and cut your biggest sources. No AI-generated nonsense, no fearmongering, no medical claims. We just share the estimates from the studies.
Track Daily Microplastic Intake
Log foods, drinks, activities, and use of household items to see an estimate of your daily microplastic exposure.
Find your biggest sources
A clear categorical breakdown of what’s contributing most, so you know where to start.
Cut what counts
Make better choices and build long-term habits by avoiding or minimizing your biggest daily contributors.
Trends over time
Watch your exposure score change as you adjust your habits.
Grounded in research
300 data points from 100+ peer-reviewed studies, covering 200+ foods, drinks, and activities.
Built for daily use
You're already tracking your nutrition and activity, but it's time to add the missing "micro" ingredient.
How Deplasto is different from other microplastic apps
Many microplastic apps scan a single product or give you a one-time score from a quiz. Deplasto tracks your whole day, every day, using numbers taken directly from published research.
A daily tracker, not a one-time quiz
You log what you ate, drank, and did each day, so the estimate follows your real habits and updates as they change.
Research, not AI guesses
Each of the 300 data points comes from a published, peer-reviewed study. No estimate is generated by AI.
All four exposure pathways
Food, drinks, the air you breathe, and household items, tracked together in one daily total.
Built to help you reduce
Your sources are ranked from largest to smallest, so you know which change will cut the most.
Three minutes a day. Real numbers in return.
No food diary, no calorie counting. Just a short check-in built around what you actually ate, drank, and did.
Log your day
Answer quick "yes" and "no" prompts about what you ate, drank, and did.
See your exposure
The app turns it into a clear score, trend, and ranked source breakdown.
Avoid them
Make simple changes and watch your biggest microplastic sources shrink.
Track your microplastic intake in the app.
Built for people who understand the impact of microplastics on their health
"Never thought I’d track microplastics, but now it feels as obvious as tracking calories. Simple, eye-opening, and actually helpful for making better daily choices"
I downloaded this out of curiosity and ended up using it every day. It’s simple to understand, and I like seeing which habits make the biggest difference
Pretty cool idea. I already track food, sleep, and workouts, so this fits right in. It's crazy to see how many microplastics some foods have
I like that it uses real scientific data instead of AI slop. I'm looking forward to more data and more updates
Learn why tracking — and avoiding — microplastics matters
The more you understand about where microplastics come from, the clearer it becomes why tracking them every day is worth it. Check out our writings and those of other experts.
A plain-English explainer on what microplastics are and how they get into your body.
Where microplastics go once they enter our body and how they can get trapped inside us.
Our nutritional supplement containing six ingredients studied alongside microplastics.
The U.S. FDA on microplastics and nanoplastics in foods.
The World Health Organization on microplastics in drinking water.
NIEHS / NIH on current microplastics health research.
Start seeing the hidden ingredient.
Track, identify, and reduce your microplastic exposure, with 300 data points from 100+ peer-reviewed studies.
Free for 7 days, then subscription.
