Anyone know any decent counting apps that isn't mfp? Stuff I try to log never matches up to what's in the app. I'm getting tired of writing everything down in notebooks.
I just want something that calculates stuff. Something where I could input "Yellow onion, 100g, 40kcal" together with a bunch of other stuff and easily see that 250g of the meal is so and so many calories without having to spend hours inputting the macros. As of right now, my main concern is calories. I started counting last week, and I really don't feel comfortable counting macros yet.
I just use the create meal/food part of it and after a few months it's less hassle since I've just about already put in any meal/food I'd possibly eat.
Just about every other calorie counting app is gonna give you the same problem. If you're just starting just keep putting in your calories for whatever unique onion/meal/food that you regularly use and eventually you'll have put in everything.
Also don't stress macros as much as protein. Ime carb vs fat is insignificant. Just try to reduce refined sugar in general and trans fats.
>>41940218
Shit, I really can't be arsed with that but maybe it's worth it. Haha, even though I'm doing fine with counting on paper I'm too lazy to input it into a fucking app.
I guess I'll start doing it then.
Yeah I'm trying to not get processed shit into me, but fuck me it's hard. It feels like everything is processed, and if it isn't it costs a shit ton. Trying to not eat as many carbs as I used to, which is going good though. Thanks for your input, anon. I appreciate it.
Fat secret.
>>41940260
Use an excel spreadsheet
>>41940281
I actually started messing with excel to get something set up, but I gave up. Have never used it in my life, so I really don't know my way around it.
>>41940260
It's better to input into the app than paper because then it's saved there for later.
>>41939989
The fitbit app (you don't need the hardware) is pretty basic and good, my macros + was great for counting macros in my opinion if you ever get to that point.
cronometer?
Cronometer. Only one that I know that tracks micros
>>41939989
FDDB extender
Cron-o-meter