Gym Geek Calorie Counter

The app is really nice and I like that there’s more nuance to the calorie goals opposed to other apps. But for such a Hefty subscription price I’m extremely disappointed to not be able to see micronutrients or even fiber intake. These things are just as important to nutrition and true health as macronutrients. I also added a chick fil a kale crunch salad and the ai calculated it to be 400 calories but it’s actually 170. The grilled nuggets were more accurate calorically but the macros were very off. About a 8 gram protein difference. They say to check the info but don’t give you a way to edit it and their feature for adding calories without a label doesn’t allow you to track macros.

The free package is absolutely amazing and works perfectly for just counting calories if you’re not too serious to commit! It’s calorie tracking ai is free to use and really helps me out a ton!! The paid service is definitely worth it if you really want to get commited and isn’t hard to use at all!

The app works well for purely calorie tracking and has a cool ai integration, although it’s not always accurate. Compared to other apps I would say this one falls short in several ways. First, there is no way I could find to input foods with macros that I can’t find in the database. So I can either just purely track the calories or try to find a similar food with incorrect macros. When trying for a specific daily protein intake, this can be pretty annoying. Saving meals or foods is not intuitive. The bar scanning feature is nice but often the data base can’t find the food or barcode. There is no integration between smart calorie trackers and the app. I know the app attempts to calculate metabolic rate and daily caloric need over time with weight loss but it would be nice to see what days more calories were burned and how that effected by caloric intake and macro break down. It also would more accurately track the metabolic rate. I think with some tweaks the app could work great but compared to something like HitMeal for iOS, it falls well short.