Seeing an unexpected InnoDiet (sometimes shown as InoDiet or Innodiet) charge on your card is frustrating. This service is typically linked to diet, intermittent fasting, or wellness apps, including offerings from developers like InnoDiets UAB (known for apps such as DoFasting).
Subscriptions often renew automatically after an intro period or trial.
The good news is that cancellation is usually straightforward once you know where the subscription lives. This guide covers the main methods so you can stop future charges quickly.
What Is InnoDiet?
InnoDiet refers to a health and wellness subscription focused on personalized meal plans, intermittent fasting trackers, nutrition guidance, or similar digital tools.
Charges may appear under names like “Ino Diet Subscription,” Innodiet, or related app titles. Many users sign up through ads or in-app offers and later want to end the recurring billing.
Uninstalling the app never cancels the subscription. You must cancel through the platform where you originally subscribed or by contacting support.
How to Cancel Your InnoDiet Subscription
The exact steps depend on how you paid.
Cancel Through Apple App Store (iPhone or iPad)
- Open the Settings app.
- Tap your name at the top.
- Tap Subscriptions.
- Find InnoDiet, DoFasting, or the matching diet/fasting subscription.
- Tap it, then select Cancel Subscription and confirm.
You keep access until the end of the current billing period. Cancel at least 24 hours before renewal to avoid the next charge.
Cancel Through Google Play (Android)
- Open the Google Play Store app.
- Tap your profile icon in the top right.
- Go to Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions.
- Select the InnoDiet or related subscription.
- Tap Cancel subscription and follow the prompts.
Confirm the cancellation appears as complete.
Cancel If You Subscribed on the Website
If you signed up directly on a site such as inodiet.com or a related fasting/diet website:
- Log in to your account with the email and password used at signup.
- Look for account settings, subscription management, or billing section.
- Select the option to cancel or terminate the plan.
- Follow any on-screen steps and save the confirmation.
If you cannot find a self-serve option, email support with a clear request.
Contact Support to Cancel or Request Help
Email is the primary contact method listed for InnoDiet-related services:
- support@inodiet.com
- Related services may also use hello@dofasting.com or similar addresses
In your message include:
- The email address linked to the subscription
- Approximate purchase or charge dates
- A clear statement such as “Please cancel my InnoDiet subscription and confirm no further charges”
- Any order or receipt details if available
Visit the contact page on inodiet.com if the site is active. Keep copies of all emails.
What Happens After Cancellation
Once canceled correctly:
- Automatic renewals stop.
- You usually retain access until the end of the paid period.
- No new charges should appear if you canceled in time.
Always check your next one or two bank or card statements to confirm the charges have stopped.
How to Request a Refund
Refunds are not automatic and depend on the company’s policy and when you request them. Many digital subscriptions offer limited windows (often 14 days or similar) and may require proof of issues.
Email support with:
- Your account email
- Payment details and dates
- Reason for the request
- Any screenshots of problems
If the company refuses or does not respond, contact your bank or credit-card issuer to dispute the charge. Provide evidence of your cancellation attempt. Act within the bank’s time limit (commonly 60 days from the statement date).
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Deleting the app and assuming billing stops. It does not.
- Canceling too close to the renewal date. Do it at least 24 hours early.
- Ignoring the charge because it is small. Recurring fees add up.
- Searching only inside the app. Most cancellations happen in the App Store, Google Play, or the website account.
- Waiting to contact your bank if charges continue.
Practical Tips After You Cancel
- Review all active subscriptions in your Apple ID and Google account.
- Search your email for confirmation messages from InnoDiet, InoDiet, DoFasting, or similar names.
- Save screenshots of the cancellation confirmation.
- Monitor your statements for at least two billing cycles.
- Be cautious with future free trials or low intro prices that convert to higher recurring fees.
FAQs About How to Cancel InnoDiet Subscription
Q: Does deleting the InnoDiet app cancel the subscription?
No. Deleting the app only removes it from your device. Billing continues until you cancel through the App Store, Google Play, website account, or support.
Q: Can I cancel InnoDiet from inside the app?
Most users find limited or no cancellation option inside the app itself. Use the store subscriptions settings or website account instead.
Q: What if I do not recognize the charge or never signed up?
Contact support with the details and request cancellation plus a refund. At the same time, dispute the charge with your bank and ask them to block future payments from that merchant.
Q: How long does it take for cancellation to take effect?
Website or support cancellations are often processed quickly. App Store and Google Play cancellations stop future renewals at the end of the current period. Confirm with a follow-up email or by checking your next statement.
Conclusion
Canceling an InnoDiet subscription is manageable once you identify where the billing originates. Use Apple or Google subscription settings for app-store purchases, log into the website account for direct sign-ups, or email support@inodiet.com with a clear request.
Cancel early, keep records, and involve your bank if charges continue. Following these steps stops unwanted renewals and helps you regain control of your billing.
Disclaimer: This article offers general guidance based on publicly available cancellation information and user reports as of 2026. Company policies, contact details, and app names can change. Always verify the latest steps on the official site, App Store, or Google Play, and with your payment provider. This is not legal or financial advice.
