Track - Calorie Counter

Nutritionix

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About this app

Nutritionix Track is a fitness tracking app developed and maintained by a team of registered dietitians. Making fitness tracking a daily habit is an effective way to work towards your health goals, so the mission of the Track app is to take the heavy-lifting out of keeping up with your food log.

Track’s simplicity and efficiency is why our users don’t just give food logging a try – they stick with it.

Check it out:

Log all of your foods in as little as 60 seconds per day thanks to the following features:
- Predictive search
- State-of-the-art Natural Language processing technology
- Instant barcode scanning

What can I track?

- Food intake
- Nutrient totals
- Exercise
- Weight and weight progress
- Calorie and macro goals
- Water intake

The unrivalled Nutritionix database offers:
- 800K+ unique foods
- Coverage of 95% of grocery items in the US and Canada
- 760+ US restaurant chain menus
- Thousands of common foods recipes created by our in-house team of dietitians
- We are adding and updating hundreds of foods every day!

Create custom recipes and food items:
- Advanced recipe creation tool for logging custom recipes in seconds
- Custom Foods tool for one-off items
- Share your recipes easily!

Additional features
- Download your data as a spreadsheet with our Export feature
- Keep tabs on your progress with the Stats view
- Fitbit sync

Track Pro
Upgrade to Track Pro to access the Coach Portal and share your Track food log with your dietitian, trainer, or other ‘coach’.
- Become a premium Track user by subscribing to Track Pro. Subscription prices start at $5.99 USD/month for the monthly subscription and $29 USD/year for the annual subscription. Prices are in U.S. dollars, are subject to change, and may vary in countries other than the U.S.
- 2 month free trial for premium features.
- If you choose to purchase Track Pro, payment will be charged to your iTunes account, and your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the 2-month trial period. Auto-renewal may be turned off at any time by going to your settings in the iTunes store after purchase.
- Are you a dietitian or trainer with clients using Nutritionix Track? It is easy and free to register as a Coach.

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FAQ: https://help.nutritionix.com/

Ratings and reviews

Awesome app. Which is completely free and yet still offers features which other Cal tracking apps do. Love the Bar scan feature. . Only downside / suggestion would be to add in an area where you can add extra meals or snacks. Instead of just having the standard 3 meals and two snacks categories. As someone who usely like small bit to eat when waking up in the morning after using the restroom but not quite ready/ in time for a real breakfast.

There's quite a bit of food I've come across with the nutritional information that doesn't match the actual label of the food. There isn't an option to make corrections for that. As well, it can be very glitchy when planning meals in advance, it always wants to just auto correct to today's date after you select the meal choice. But it's free so I suppose I appreciate that and I like that it's more meal-based as opposed to fitness-based.

I am using it to track diet for issues with kidneys, autoimmune disease, and gluten. So far, I think overall, it is a great tool to track all the nutrition in foods. A knock is that after adding a custom food, iou can't edit the ingredients to modify it. The other recommendation I would make is a way to add a custom "vitamin" entry (the existing add custom food option doesn't allow adding micronutrients we care about, i.e. magnesium). If this would get added, I would rate it 5 stars.

What's new

Minor app adjustments and fixes.