What Reddit Says About Food Checker Apps

Crono meter is my favorite app for food analysis but it’s very detailed and what I use at work (as an RD). My honest advise is to learn how to navigate a food label and ingredient list so you can make these decisions easily.

Is the Samsung app any good for this? Is chronometer still good in 2024? Share ... FitBee - free, no ads & free barcode scanning. ... I'm in the US and using it on my iPhone! ... I've been using it for so long I have just stuck with lose it. ... Cronometer. It’s by far the best I’ve fo...

Sometimes the print is so small it helps to scan with the bobby app. At least I can read that. Then again, I try to avoid processed food as much as possible.

I haven't looked at this in a while but what I did was use the Shortcuts app on iOS with Toolbox Pro, which has an action to extract text from images. I extract the macros from that text and used the FitBit API to enter them in as new foods and in the current day's log. I recommend asking ...

I use the Trash Panda Food Scanner App as it doesn't take into account nutrition facts but focuses on ingredient ratings, what additives are in your food, and if there are any hidden preservatives.

I need an app that I can scan food to see if it good or not.

Edit: I NO LONGER RECOMMEND!!!! App has been unusable for the past week plus at this point, I would not start using it ... Foodnoms is great!

Fitia - I use the "list" feature which allows me to type like in notes and track everything faster - The cleanest UI compared to all other calorie trackers imo - The food database is insanely clean - It has a free and paid version - I pay $60 per year and yes, totally worth it imo - The ba...

It’s great. I plan to subscribe. ... I personally use Trash Panda. I like how compared to Yuka, Trash Panda doesn't focus on macros or calories and instead is ingredient focused.