My Macros+ | Macro Tracker

This app is well worth the price if you’re serious about tracking your nutrition. The level of detail and customization available is vastly superior to MFP, and the fact that it tracks net carbs for you automatically is fantastic especially if you’re following a keto diet. The food database is quite sparse, but honestly entering your own food is the best way to be accurate anyway. In reality even though MFP has an enormous database, it doesn’t have access to the usda nutrition database so most of what you find in there is inaccurate. The only problem I’ve found with MM+ is that sometimes the search function in your own favorite foods just stops working, and you have to close the app and reopen it to get it to work again. It’s a quick and simple fix but it’s annoying nonetheless. Also, many times scanning barcodes does NOT yield accurate food information seen on the food label itself. This can at times be painful to modify the food manually to match what the food label shows. Especially if you’re hungry or pressed for time. Hopefully the devs will solve the two little issues, which would make MM+ even better than it already is.

Following a Keto way of eating (I refuse to call it a diet due to the stigma around the word... If you eat food ever then you're "on a diet" is how I see it) limits the amount of carb intake, but it's net carbs not just total carbs (being into fitness, I'm sure you're aware of this). Right now it's a bit difficult to track the total net carbs on the app. Yes, you can change carbs to net carbs shown for each individual meal, but it doesn't count the net carbs in the daily totals. When looking at the daily total, summary and macro breakdown it looks like I'm over most days on my carbs and didn't hit my goal when this is isn't the case. PLEASE let us change the total carbs to total net carbs! This is the most important change I'd love to see. I also agree with some of the other reviews... The app is pretty nice, but I'd love it more if it were a bit more user friendly. The serving sizes/options are sometimes off, the barcode scanning can be hit or miss (once I got a completely different item than what I scanned), and there's SOOO many options when searching an item.. In some ways this can be nice, but mostly it's just confusing because they all differ slightly on the counts and you aren't sure which to choose, especially when you don't have a nutrition label to go off of. I think this is a pretty nice app, it's clean looking and has a lot of great features. But please consider adding an option to change daily total to net carbs! Thank you!

As some of the previous reviewers have mentioned, the barcode scanner is hit or miss. I have contacted customer service about this several times but have never gotten the issue resolved. When creating a recipe, and using the barcode scanner, you are unable to filter your results by serving size or brand. The same is also true when creating a recipe and searching for a single ingredient. I have also contacted customer support about this issue, but it has not been resolved and the response was simply that they are working on it. The food database is not comprehensive. I often have to manually enter ingredients or create items which is frustrating and takes a lot of time. As others have also mentioned I, too, feel like I should just switch back to myfitnesspal, but the things that I do you like about this app are that you can adjust your macros by the gram, have different macro goals for different days, or that it also includes more meal options and simply breakfast lunch or dinner. However now that I have gone back to consistently tracking my food after taking six months off and realizing that these issues have not been fixed I am definitely frustrated by the clunky features and the inability of the barcode to work consistently.