One of the problems I have with MyFitnessPal (aside from the fact that I hate their UI) is that the nutrition information is not very robust beyond the basic ca

One of the problems I have with MyFitnessPal (aside from the fact that I hate their UI) is that the nutrition information is not very robust beyond the basic calories, fat, etc. Unfortunately, they try to tell you more nutrition, like, say, potassium, but they don't tell you that the number is likely too low, because most of the food items don't record a value for potassium. I recently wrote a free iOS app, Eight Brains Nutrition Diary [1] that queries the very comprehensive USDA database and displays nutrition values computed from the meals you input. [1] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/eight-brains-nutrition-diary/id1499294288 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/eight-brains-nutrition-diary/i...