Calorie-Calculator app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Benjamin Lochmann
First release : 18 May 2011
App size: 15.96 Mb
Are you looking for your personal and portable diet planner? Handy and in pocket size? With our Calorie Calculator Pro you dont have to look any further.
Just save your meals and never lose track of what you have eaten and how many calories you have consumed.
We listed more than 1900 foods for you including their individual calorie information.
In your personal and daily calorie statistic you can see, if you have already reached your limit for the day or if you can still nibble a bit and if you stayed within your limits e.g. yesterday. At the same time you can have your personal caloric loss calculated.
Because if you are doing sports, housework or any other physical activity you are burning calories after all. An overview will show you which of your activities burns how many calories.
Did you play an hour of squash? Just add it and the loss will be taken off your statistic right away.
Counting calories is a good way to lose weight.
Good luck in losing weight!
Latest reviews of Calorie-Calculator app for iPhone and iPad
Sorry, I cant even start using it. No search tool for food, you have to look through the list manually, and you end up finding that everything is given in lbs, and there is no settings where you can choose units. Am I supposed to use other applications for unit conversion? I would rather search for another app...
For Canadians who dont know ounces, this isnt a useful or useable app. Plus there are google ads always popping up.
This is overall, a fantastic app. Tons of food products listed, very easy and understandable layout. However, the app doesnt seem to be synced with my time zone. When I eat breakfast it marks it as the current date, then by the time I get to dinner it will display the next day. Thats the only issue Ive had and I hope it can be resolved.
Application which is not updated For example , people from Quebec province eat peanut butter and theres nothing in this matter. Measures are not sufficiently diversified. So, if you drink 250 ml (impossible to find that kind of measure) you have to weight your liquid. More, you have to drink by measure of 100 grams. Finally, this application is not so enjoyable as it claims to be.
The first time I tried to look up a food it would not let me go back to the categories screen.