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The calorie/nutrition application I use is able to do this, CRON-O-METER. It has many existing food products, and even allows you to add your own recipes or cus
by gtk40 10y ago
The calorie/nutrition application I use is able to do this, CRON-O-METER. It has many existing food products, and even allows you to add your own recipes or custom foods and generates a nutrition label for them. It also generates many aggregate trackers. I use it to keep track of my food and exercise, which works well for me as I follow a diet of--each whatever I want as long as it fits in my calories and hits my nutrient quotas, which means I no longer feel bad if I want some junk food as long as it's those bounds. The only disadvantage is you can't view historical aggregated data, only "raw" data without paying for a subscription, but I've gotten by without a subscription for a good while.
- semi-extrinsic 10y agoYou're talking about manually entering what food you eat (I believe). GP is talking about the fact that the supermarket already knows every item you buy and keeps it in their big database. This could easily be used to track nutrition with little to no user input.