FoodTrackerPro - Daily Food Eating Log 4+

Name: FoodTrackerPro - Daily Food Eating Log
Price: 6.99 CAD
Rating: 4.8 (5 reviews)
Author: Aspyre Solutions

Aspyre Solutions

Conçue pour iPad

- 4,8 • 5 notes

- 6,99 $

Description

Track what you eat without the boredom and monotony of counting calories. Featuring a fun yet powerful design, FoodTrackerPro is for those who want to eat well without wasting their day counting numbers.

Features:
- Track all the major food groups
- Custom food categories for anything else you want to track
- Built-in quantity suggestions
- Goal tracking
- Clear definitions on serving sizes, no ambiguity here
- Weekly, monthly and yearly charts
- Visual indicators of your progress
- Easily back-enter data for another day
- iPad support
- Beautiful graphics with a clean and simple style
- Full developer support. You want something changed, then let us know.

Eating the right types of food in the right amounts is an important choice for healthy living. Research has shown that the best way to reach your health goals is to keep track of your progress, but busy lives often means that this gets forgotten. Whether you're a serious health addict, or just want to start eating better, FoodTracker will be there to help you reach your goals.

11 avr. 2017

Version 1.4.2

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

* Updated for modern devices

4,8 sur 5

5 notes

Great for diabetic food exchange program

I needed an app that works with the diabetic food exchange program. This is it. Simple to use too. 5 stars.

Easy to count portions and not calories

I have been trying to find something like this for years. Eating healthy for me is more about eating healthy and not counting calories. I can customize daily my goal to me need. Definitely 5 stars!

Finally - the diet tracker app I've been waiting for!

Beautiful in its simplicity, this app lets users customize how many servings of each food group they want to eat each day. Throughout the day, with one tap, each full, half, or quarter serving eaten can be recorded. Then, graphs and a history page track progress toward meeting diet and nutrition goals. Counting servings is so much easier than counting calories, and this app makes it even easier. It's just the thing to help ensure a balanced diet and to limit unhealthy food choices.

Three additions would make this app perfect:

1. An icon for alcoholic beverages and another for caffienated beverages. For those trying to limit consumption, setting a maximum allowable amount per day and recording the actual amount consumed can really help.

2. For those food groups you want to eat less of (sweets, fats, alcohol, caffiene), the icon should turn red when you reach or exceed the maximum daily servings.

3. An icon for exercise so you can set a daily goal and work towards it (a full "serving" of exercise could be 1 hour, a quarter "serving" could be 15 minutes).

Thank you for bringing this kind of serving tracker app to iPhone!