Food Diary - Food Tracker

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About this app

With the help of Food Diary, you can now easily track your food intake every day. It is a journal for food with an easy-to-use feature and you can easily navigate in the app.

Logging food can now be an easy task with this app, customization is possible when you want to add different food categories.

This will help you when you want to get on the track of your daily diet for a healthy lifestyle.

Features:
- Export entries to CSV or PDF format
- You can filter by date, and categories.
- Offer statistics of how many times you perform those activities.
- Daily reminders to help you get on track of logging in the diary.
- Built-in calendar so you could easily check on what day to have activities.
- Customization on categories when you want to add more.

Ratings and reviews

- Works for me. I can create my own categories and then personalize the specific entries within. It makes follow-on / repeat entries easier. - Statistics (with filtering) make reviewing nice. - I only suggest better contrast regarding the current font, else have larger font(s) available. - Then there are times I have breakfast for dinner...hmmm 🤔

This app is very simple to use. And that is one of its downfalls. It could have a few more features, like a barcode reader where you could just scan the package of the food that you're eating and it will already give you the calories, fat. carbohydrates excetera. I like the simplicity of it, I just wish it had a few more features, especially the stats feature. It would be helpful to know what percent of fat, carbs and protein I am consuming. Overall, I like it.

Hallelujah! I just want to track my food intake to make sure that I am not conveniently misremembering how much I am really eating. Using this app is simple and quick, and I don't spend 15 minutes trying to put in each brand new entry. This app is for tracking eating habits, not calories, and it does that job perfectly, in my opinion.

What's new

Fix issues
Improve performance