Lose It! – Weight Loss Program and Calorie Counter
by FitNow
Lose It! is one of the best apps out there to count calories.
Millions have already fallen in love with it, including myself. The user
interface is simple, yet still stunning. There is already a database of
food and activity, but you can still add yours as a custom entry if you
cannot find what you are looking for. You can even set up recipes for
more complex foods. This app also includes a barcode scanner so that you
can log packaged foods without the hassle of typing out information
from the box. You can use Lose It! with or without an internet
connection. If you set up a free account on LoseIt.com you gain access
to even more features!
Calorie Counter & Diet Tracker by MyFitnessPal
by MyFitnessPal.com
This simplistic app makes calorie counting fast and easy. Its food
database is one of the largest out there with just over two million
entries. It even comes with a barcode scanner so that you can easily
find foods while you're preparing them. The recipe calculator is a
fabulous feature that allows you to enter your own recipes to calculate
the nutritional contents. Aside from being a calorie counter, this app
also includes a database of exercises, goal tracker, reports, and a way
to connect with friends. Don't forget to visit the website
MyFitnessPal.com to sync and back up your data for free.
Calorie Counter by FatSecret
by FatSecret
This free food diary has some nice extra features. In addition to a
large nutrition database of both restaurant and grocery store foods,
you get a manual barcode input, exercise diary, and weight tracker. Sync
your information online for access anywhere.
Fooducate - Healthy Weight Loss, Diet Tracker & Food Scanner
by Fooducate, Ltd.
Ever wonder what grades you would earn in school based on your
diet? Wonder no more! With Fooducate you can track your diet, calorie
quality, and even a bit of exercise. This app does include a barcode
scanner, but you can also manually search for a product. One neat thing
about this app is that you can learn about a food product's pros and
cons. If your product isn't in the system you can submit it for
analysis. This is not only a great way to count calories, but also helps
you choose healthier alternatives.
Calorie Counter & Weight Loss, by SparkPeople
by SparkPeople, Inc.
Users of the popular website SparkPeople.com will definitely want
to download this app on their iPhone. If you’ve never visited the site,
you can register and get a free account for maximum customization, or
simply use this app without it. You get a food, calorie, exercise, and
weight tracker. You can even have daily meal plans customized to your
goals if you like.
GoMeals
by sanofi-aventis U.S. LLC.
This free app is actually like three apps in one: a nutrition
database, a food tracker to record your daily meals, and a restaurant
locator. Track not only calories, but also proteins, carbs, and fats.
The nutrition database is powered by CalorieKing, and it includes
nutrition information from all the major restaurant chains as well as
most foods found in grocery stores. If you want to make healthier
choices when you eat out, GoMeals can help.
Jillian Michaels Slim-Down: Weight Loss, Diet, & Exercise Solution
by Everyday Health, Inc.
When it comes to results, Jillian Michaels never fails. Use this
app to count your calories and track your fitness. It also includes
step-by-step videos from Jillian, slimming recipes, a sample meal plan,
and a sample fitness plan. If all that isn't enough for you there is a
subscription option of $3.99 a week that will grant you access to even
more content.
CalorieKing Food Search
by CalorieKing
This app doesn't technically keep track of your calories, but if
you're looking for a fast way to check calories then look no more! The
CalorieKing Food Database is deemed America's most reliable and contains
over 70,000 foods. It even includes over 200 fast food chains and
restaurants. In addition to providing you with calorie information, it
also lists specific details such as the amounts of protein, fiber,
saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, and alcohol in each food
item.
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