Calorie Counter by Cronometer - Track daily nutrition intake

Oh, this app is fantastic! It's really a game-changer in helping me stay fit and know exactly how many calories I should aim for each day. What's even better is that it can automatically sync with my Fitbit to track my activity levels. Soon, when I start training clients, there's another app I can use to help them stay on top of their calorie goals as well. I love how easy it is to track the food I prepare at home or grab on the go, thanks to the barcode scanning feature. It really simplifies the whole process.

I really like that Chronometer connects smoothly with Fitbit. Fitbit's food logging is tough for me, but Chronometer's got a great selection of foods in their database and it's easy to copy meals over. I was curious about my micronutrient intake so I started using it and the weekly trend reports have been amazing. They show me which nutrients I may need more of. It's been super helpful in recognizing my cravings without mindlessly overeating since I now have data showing what my body actually needs.

Cronometer helps me a lot with tracking my nutrition and exercise. I like that I can set my energy goals and nutrient targets and get detailed reports. It's easy to add custom recipes and foods. The barcode feature is great too. I have a Gold subscription, but the free version with ads is still good. Cronometer feels more like a tool for users rather than just a way to sell things, unlike some other nutrition apps.

Having a free scanner is a big deal. Myfitnesstracker has lots of good qualities, but there are some it doesn't have. It could get much better in the "exercise" part. MFT is better because you can make a list of exercises, create a routine, track sets, and see how many calories each exercise burns and how much weight you lift. This app really needs that feature!

There is this amazing app that helps you track all the nutrition values you need. It also gives you a detailed paragraph explaining how these nutrients are used in our bodies, where they are produced, and more. The app, called Cronometer, informs you about which foods contain specific nutrients, whether from plants or animals. Cronometer makes it easy for you to log your food intake by using a barcode scanner feature, which comes at no cost. Unlike MyFitnessPal, which charges for this service. Initially, the ads on Cronometer might not bother you much, but eventually, they start showing annoying games that freeze the app for around 10 seconds, leaving you with no other option than to wait for it to finish.

I really like this app because it helps me track my calories, but sometimes there are missing items. The best part is I can customize and add them myself, which I think is great. Overall, I would rate this app 5 stars.