NutriSmart - Fast Food Tracker 4+

Name: NutriSmart - Fast Food Tracker
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Daud Modan

Restaurant Nutrition Points

Daud Modan

- 5.0 • 1 Rating

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Best Restaurant Nutrition Guide in market !!

Are you eat out a lot? Enjoy all those delicious, prepared meals from fast food restaurants? Trying to reconcile your diet with your love for fast food? BUT it's really hard to track when you EAT OUT at restaurants!

BUT Wait, There's a Solution :)
Nutrismart helps you to keep your diet on track when you have to eat on the run!
No matter which diet program or system you are following, Nutrismart will give you all the important information to stay on your diet!

Whether you are on a fitness plan or on diet this app provides you with already calculated Nutritions value like calories,carbs ,fat, protein*,sodium* for menu items of around 700+ most popular restaurants and fast food chains this helpful guide will empower you to make better choices.

Nutrismart is 24/7 on your mobile device for when you need it.

Features :
- 3 weight loss score system supported (including smart system support)
- 1,30,000 menu items of most popular restaurants and fast food chains
- 5,00,000 grocery items
- Scan barcodes for over 1,000,000+ UPC's!
- USDA support
- Detailed nutrition information (in app purchase required to view some content !)
- Add to favourites.
- Regularly updated menus.
- Use nearby option to find nearby restaurant within 1 miles near you

*To view some nutrition information user required to make in app purchase.

23 Apr 2019

Version 2.1

New Restaurants added!

With this update, you will get more serving options & it also addresses a number of minor bugs

We hope you love this latest update!

5.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Ras_qwe

Excellent!

Mixed units make it difficult to compare food items.

Food items are referred to in 'servings' (not a standard amount) or ounces (oz.) and the quantities of the food components are in grams. Percentages would work or both measures (the serving size and the food component) should be in the same units so a user would know how much sugar/fat etc it contains compared with other similar products.
However, it doesn't really matter to non Americans because users outside the USA/Canada will find it of little use as it only covers those countries. I understand why, but perhaps a (clear) 'North American Version' sign in the title would make it known to potential non American users.

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