NutritionPal is an offline food diary and nutrition tracker I developed to address the problems I had with existing calorie counters. Specifically, I wanted to build composite foods (combinations of ingredients) from a reliable data source (the USDA nutrient database) to track a more complete set of nutritional targets - existing calorie counters I had used were either too inflexible (no recipe creation tools) or too unreliable (primarily user driven content).
Note: NutritionPal does not include a barcode scanner or the type of massive food database you might find in other calorie counters - users primarily interested in tracking calories will likely prefer existing solutions. In any event, I hope some of you find it useful - any feedback would be appreciated
Play store link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ittern.nutritionpal
Features:
Note: NutritionPal does not include a barcode scanner or the type of massive food database you might find in other calorie counters - users primarily interested in tracking calories will likely prefer existing solutions. In any event, I hope some of you find it useful - any feedback would be appreciated
Play store link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ittern.nutritionpal
Features:
- Offline and add free
- View nutrition data over a variety of time scales
- Create custom foods from recipes, food labels, and more
- Create custom nutrition targets by value or expression
- Generate calorie and nutrition targets from a number of data sources
- Use our flexible food ranking tool to quickly analyze nutrition data
- Based on the USDA nutrient database release 28
- User upgradeable to future USDA nutrient database releases
- Track all nutrients (up to 150 in release 28)
- Use weight and refuse information
- View complete entry details
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