My Diet Diary Calorie Counter Reviews – Page 8
5/5 rating based on 144 reviews. Read all reviews for My Diet Diary Calorie Counter for iPhone.
My Diet Diary Calorie Counter is free iOS app published by StayWell Health Management
I love it!
lolabean613
It's great because it's super customizable. The app doesn't have a recipe input but I do it online and then input the nutritional information. It's good for when you have a weight goal and a deadline and tells you how many calories you can eat to get there.
Tracks everything I want to track
HS5
This was the best of all the apps I tried. Let's you track your weight, exercise, food and gives you guidelines for calories as well as letting you know whether you're on target. Very happy with it although it's slow to load and to switch between pages - which is a small price to pay.
Fabulous App!!!
alc765
So easy to use, love being able to just look up what I have consumed and just add it!
Easy to use
CeeCeeN1
I have never been one to journal my food intake or calories burned but knowing I need to loose 20 pounds that were not coming off - I had to do something different. This app makes it easy to track - love the nutritional values listed as well as water intake and weight is finally coming off.
Easy
PhotiniTea
I didn't want an app about recipes and pumping iron (although I was an athlete). I have disabilities and enjoy the simple features that track calories, water intake and nutrition. As fine an organic cook I may be, sometimes I get out of balance. I'm almost 70 and formerly a Systems Analyst.
Not working properly
anon0913
The current version is mega buggy for me on an iPhone 6s operating iOS 11.0.1. Taps don’t always respond and I found myself tapping and tapping and tapping until the app would add new data and that sort of thing. Nothing wrong with my iPhone as it works great with all other apps and the home screen. This is the reason I gave a single star rating as if i have to fight the app to be able to input data sets, it renders it, largely, useless. Also, adding a way to go to a specific date without tapping arrows over and over would be great. Then, there should be a “Today” button to immediately return users to the current day rather than having to just arrow through it all again. US Food and Nutrition Center doesn’t go by the macronutrient plan that I want to utilize, so a way to customize those goals would be ideal. Maybe super carb heavy is good for some people, for example, but not for all. If there’s a way to tweak those, I haven’t found it. The way the charts are arranged, it can be sort of difficult to get a good picture of progress. I think they need to be re-evaluated and new charts implemented. The app only sometimes tracks my steps, and I don’t know why that is. I don’t know if it’s a flaw in iOS or a flaw in the app. Also, building on my point with the charts, I would like to see an option to view steps as miles.