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KECYEAR2026: 1 year of KeepEatClean Pro free

By KeepEatClean editorial team

3 min read · Published

KECYEAR2026 is our offer for 1 year free subscription to KeepEatClean Pro, for new subscribers on iPhone. Here’s who the offer is for, how to redeem it and what to check before accepting it.

Who qualifies, and when does the offer end?

The offer is for new subscribers only. Existing and previous subscribers are not included in this offer. Apple checks eligibility during redemption; opening the link does not itself confirm that an Apple Account qualifies.

KECYEAR2026 is one shared code capped at 500 total redemptions. Remaining availability is not shown here; 500 is the total limit, not the number left.

Redemption ends November 10, 2026 at 00:00 Pacific—08:00 UTC—or when the total redemption limit is reached, whichever comes first.

If the Redeem button is no longer displayed at the top of this page, this announcement remains here for reference.

How to redeem KECYEAR2026

  1. Use your iPhone. While the offer is available, choose Redeem KECYEAR2026 at the top of this page. It opens Apple’s redemption page for KeepEatClean.
  2. Review Apple’s preview. Check the Apple Account, subscription, eligibility, free offer period and subsequent renewal details before confirming. If Apple shows a different offer or a charge you did not expect, do not accept it without understanding those terms.
  3. Follow Apple’s redemption steps. The offer code is KECYEAR2026. Apple’s confirmation and your subscription settings show the terms that apply to your account, including any offer sequencing.
  4. Open KeepEatClean and check your subscription. Keep the confirmation for your own records and review the offer in your Apple Account subscription settings.

Renews after the year at the standard subscription price unless you cancel. Apple shows the start date, renewal date and price that apply to your account; review these before confirming. Manage the subscription in your Apple Account settings.

What to explore with KeepEatClean

Start with a meal you would normally eat. The iPhone meal log lets you review photo-based food estimates and edit foods and portions. Those estimates are a starting point to check, rather than a measurement of everything in a meal.

You can bring that record beside Apple Watch readings through Apple Health, or use a separate WHOOP connection for sleep and recovery history. The released companion Watch app supports quick logging, with iPhone required for setup and meal estimation. Available readings depend on your source data and permissions.

For example, keeping dinner times consistently gives you something concrete to revisit beside your recorded nights. You do not need to change your diet to start building a history. The food-and-sleep history guide offers an optional logging routine and a free printable checklist.

A subscription does not guarantee a finding

Food × Body needs at least 12 usable paired days plus further evidence checks. The app can remain in learning or find no clear pattern. More logging creates more history to examine; it does not guarantee a result by a particular date, better sleep or improved recovery. Associations do not establish cause and effect.

Choose whether the app and Apple’s offer terms suit you.

General information, not medical advice. If you have a medical condition, a sleep disorder or a history of disordered eating, talk to a clinician before changing how you eat.