BiteTracker: Calories & Macros

BiteTracker

About this app

BiteTracker empowers you to track & plan your meals and meet your dieting goals on your terms. We offer a premium meal tracking subscription without the premium price tag.

For food tracking, you can use our macro-aware food calendar, AI food logging, proprietary exercise tracking, barcode scanning, weight/body fat graphs and AI consultations to make tracking macros easy and convenient.

For meal planning we provide a highly curated and shoppable recipe book with 200+ recipes as well as Instacart/AmazonFresh integrations for ordering ingredients.

Powered by fatsecret nutrition API (http://www.fatsecret.com)

Ratings and reviews

Counting calories is hard and often I way over estimate what I should be eating this app makes tracking calories, eating right and managing my weight easier. The app is pretty straight forward, easy to understand and use, has meal ideas for low cal high protein meals. And after downloading I was sent an email asking for my input, I sent back a suggestion and a day or two later I saw the change in the app implemented. They really try to make it user friendly and listen to feedback well.

I really like the app however after 30 days you can't use it anymore and you have to pay. I think for some features you should have to pay for things like meal planning and for things like calorie tracking it should be free. I understand you want to get paid but I don't want to spend my money on people that count my calories.Otherwise this app is a game changer. I use it every day and it really shows me what I should fix about my diet.

This app is great. The logging is super simple, the integration to other apps is helpful to get a complete picture, and the AI functionality included helps not only with logging but just about any question you may have. BiteTracker is by far the best food logging app I've used. I highly recommend you try it, get some history built up and then start leveraging the AI... just don't let your fitness coach and trainer know they may be soon out of a job...

What’s new

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