Calorie Counter - OmNom Notes

Niera Tech Inc.

In-app purchases

About this app

OmNom Notes is a fitness app that tracks your calories and respects your privacy.

No ads, no ad trackers, no affiliate marketing.
Just a fast and simple experience.

FEATURES:
★ Free to use
★ No signup/login required
★ Online database with over 3 million foods
★ Create a personal food database completely offline
★ Create custom foods
★ Create custom recipes
★ Quick add calories with one button
★ Scan food labels with a barcode scanner
★ Add images to your foods and recipes
★ Set calorie goals
★ Set macro and micro-nutrient goals
★ Timestamp meals
★ Track your weight progress
★ Auto-calculate personalized goals
★ No intrusive reminders
★ Easy-on-the-eyes app colors

PREMIUM BENEFITS
★ Unlimited offline food database
★ Dynamic goals based on your average weight
★ Log activities
★ Quick add calories burned
★ Track your net carbs
★ Set custom units for foods
★ Copy meals
★ Log meal notes
★ Bulk delete meals
★ Set goals by meal
★ Set goals by day
★ Set repeating goals (by day of week and month)
★ Track 80+ nutrients
★ Add notes to meals and activities
★ Backup your data to spreadsheets
★ Night-time friendly dark mode


PRIVACY:
All your data belongs to you. We do not collect or sell any of your personal information. There is no analytics module included in this application.

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Ratings and reviews

I imagine it worked for some people, not for me since my meals are mostly homecooked and the search pulls up mostly processed foods. Doesn't even find calories of fresh fruits or eggs.

100% worth it. it's easy to use, I like that my data is stored in my phone. highly recommend as I've been using it for years.

The app is really great and I like that it's even usuable for tracking foods in the Free version! I love the recipes, where I can add ingredients either via search or via scanning the package (and add items manually). However, what I noticed: I had more Vit. C, but it shows up as red? No Vit. D = green? Maybe you can overthink the colours, depending on if it's something that would be good to reach or good to cut down?

What’s new

- Feat: Continue onboarding flow where you left off if you exit the app mid-flow
- Feat: Reduce app's active memory footprint
- Fix: Hiccup in multi-version upgrade that required an app restart
- Chore: Add more safeguards around multi-version upgrades
- Chore: Optimize data migration (version upgrade) flow at app start