Macros - Calorie Counter

It’s simple, straightforward and user friendly! A lot of apps nowadays I find are “too much” and too animated. Although it’s pretty, I prefer something as simple as this app. I get to do what I want it for: tracking macros. I get to scan the code of my ingredients and it just pops out automatically. I love how there are no ads popping out randomly. This is my first review ever on Apple just because of how great this app is for me. Gets the job done!

Hitting the macros but not the calories... impossible and weird. Something is not right. I used to use this app a lot before. I dont know what happened in the meantime

I just wanted something straightforward to track my macros, without ads for recipes and products etc - this app is it! Lots of ways to customize your goals and options that can be enabled or disabled without cluttering the UI. Free version only has an ad running across the bottom.

I find after using the app for a month it will freeze. I have to uninstall then reinstall, sadly this has been an ongoing issue. Otherwise, I really like the app.

Not sure if the items have accurate macros/calories I’m hitting my daily macros but not my calories(which is impossible). Any advice or knowledge on why this is happening?

I’d give it more stars if I could, works great. I like scanning my shakes and snacks for convenience. It’s also nice to be able to change macros of certain meals.

It’s so easy to use. I downloaded 3 similar Apps and this was the easiest to use with a great display to help me see the overall daily goal. Adding foods was super easy with less buttons to toggle.

If Sam sulek knew abt it he would use it

Réponse vraiment rapide, en français !

I’ve used this app a few times to record my calories when I feel like I’m under eating. It’s helpful for that. However, I recently stop using it because I realized that the calorie recommendations are based on BMI. The Body Mass Index was invented by a mathematician, not a medical doctor. As a short person my BMI is often high. Yet I am healthy and heavier than other females my height due to muscle mass (not that there’s anything wrong with being or having fat). The app assumed I wanted to lose weight and recommend I put myself in a caloric deficit when I gave it my true weight. TLDR; app assumed my goal was to lose weight without asking and encouraged me to go into a calorie deficit. All based on the sketchy science of the BMI. Wouldn’t recommend.