calorie counter app?

[F32Fleet]

I'm looking for an app which will track meals and convert consumed grams of carbs, fats, etc into calories.

Suggestions?

[Mason Hatcher]

myfitnesspal. /thread

[Mr. Jonathan]

Carbon

[chassis]

I did it manually when I wanted to be certain how many calories I was taking in. I started a food journal and listed each food item and quantity I ate. I used a few websites to find the nutritional information: calories, fat, carbs and protein.

nutritionix seems to be decent. It has been a few years since I did this, and the old sites aren't coming up when I search.

Google does a good job at presenting the info, or any of the first 5-7 google search return choices.

Important is to be honest with yourself on what, and how much, you are eating.

Whether with an app or manually, you will become familiar with how many calories are in the food items you eat.

Spend some time learning about your caloric requirements. Age, gender, activity level, all play roles. Good luck!

[Joralemon st.]

My wife uses this: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/calori...et/id347184248

Might want to change your user pic though )

[F32Fleet]

Originally Posted by Joralemon st.

My wife uses this: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/calori...et/id347184248

Might want to change your user pic though )

Haha. True

[ADHD]

Lose It.. just type in the search bar what ur eating it cant get any easier

[M_Six]

Some stuff to keep in mind when it comes to calorie counting...

[orangetiger]

A few people have recommended MyFitnessPal, which I've used in the past as well and found it to be pretty easy and accurate for calorie/macro tracking. The barcode scanning feature is really convenient too for quickly logging packaged items. Might be worth checking out since it seems to be one of the more popular options.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

I use Lose It. My Fitness pal has dropped down so low since they started making must have features behind a paywall. Screw MFP.