Simple Calorie Counter app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Foamy Media Ltd.
First release : 28 Jun 2014
App size: 5.13 Mb
Simple Calorie Counter is a quick and easy way to count, track and review your calorie intake.
FEATURES
* Set your own daily calorie intake target
* Easily manually add calorie intake for each meal
* Quickly view your daily progress on the dashboard
* Detailed graphical analysis of your calorie intake over the past 30 days
* Calorie intake split into meal categories to give a detailed visual guide
* Beautiful user interface
* Simple and easy to use
WHY NO DATABASE?
Some other calorie counter apps enable you to select your meals from an online database, but with Simple Calorie Counter we do not do this.
The reason is simple - Your meal may not match the database exactly and so you are not recording accurate results. If you prepare fresh and healthy meals for yourself you know exactly what is going on to the plate, so you can work out the exact calorie content of each meal more accurately.
Counting calories is not a 100% guaranteed diet plan and may not cause you to lose any weight. You should embark on a healthy eating plan which has been specially designed by experts if you are looking to lose weight. Simple Calorie Counter can help you track your calorie intake each day, but is not designed as a weight loss program.
Latest reviews of Simple Calorie Counter app for iPhone and iPad
Crashes very soon after launching. Avoid.
doesnt figure out the calories for you
Unusable, always crashes, cant correct mistakes when entering calls.
This app doesnt let you type in food or search by popular brands like other calorie counters all you do is type in number and it adds it up, so basic you might well use a calculator. Way behind competitors. Disappointed since other 2 fitness/health apps are great!
Ive been wanting an app like this. Where u dont have to sign up for some online social weightloss program. The app not having a database is no big deal to me. Simple enough to enter it from the package or just google the calorie amount for things like fruit or meat. Databases arent accurate for recipes anyway. If you make your own food u have to calculate calories yourself or it could be way off. Its a lot easier than searching through a huge sloppy database.