That sound like the sort of thing I’m after. Thank youI use the free version of Carb Manager. Ive been using it for quite a while and find it very useful. You can choose Which ‘diet’ from a drop down; keto, low carb, carnivore etc. or you can customise it and it’ll give your daily allowance. Add your food for breakfast, lunch and dinner, you can also put in snacks by typing it in or you can scan the barcode of the packet.
Thank you. Do you pay or go with the free part of each could I ask.Carb Manager and MyFitnessPal are two popular apps. I use Cronometer, which is way overkill and has a high learning curve, so I wouldn't really recommend it for beginners… But hey, you asked.
Thank you. Do you pay or go with the free part of each could I ask.
It sounds as Cronometer is worth a try. Thank you.Both of them have free versions, but I seem to remember someone on the forum saying that myFitnessPal had changed terms of service and there were now fewer features in the free version. I recommend using the Search feature here in the forum to find information already posted on these two apps, for I'm citing all this from memory and do not use either of these two apps.
For Cronometer, the free version is quite extensive. I did pay for the gold version because it was a reasonable amount and it provided me with some additional functionality that I wanted.
I may check out Carb Manager sometime down the road. I do want to find something easier to use than Cronometer, but for now it does what I needed to do.
Note: sorry for all the edits… even after proofing what I've entered, the darn iPad keeps changing it when I go to post it.
I definitely recommend Cronometer and I've used quite a few different ones. I haven't subscribed to the paid version though as I get the stats that I need, but this might change.It sounds as Cronometer is worth a try. Thank you.
Thank you, I wouldn’t have known to do that.And the trick with any of them, when entering a food is preface it with tesco ( or any other uk supermarket but tesco is shortest to type!) to get uk measures, as they all have us databases as the default
Thanks you. I’m going to get this set up today.I definitely recommend Cronometer and I've used quite a few different ones. I haven't subscribed to the paid version though as I get the stats that I need, but this might change.
I’ve downloaded cronometer and like you say is so complicated to use, I even watched the YouTube tutorial and still find it difficult and I’m quiet good at tech things…..although finding it more of a challenge as my brain gets olderCarb Manager and MyFitnessPal are two popular apps. I use Cronometer, which is way overkill and has a high learning curve, so I wouldn't really recommend it for beginners… But hey, you asked.
I’ve downloaded cronometer and like you say is so complicated to use, I even watched the YouTube tutorial and still find it difficult and I’m quiet good at tech things…..although finding it more of a challenge as my brain gets older
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I don't know about the app as I access Cronometer through my laptop. What I like about it is that it dissects each food so you know where fats, proteins, carbs, minerals, vitamins and calories are coming from and advise what foods you'll need to eat to make up what you're lacking.I’ve downloaded cronometer and like you say is so complicated to use, I even watched the YouTube tutorial and still find it difficult and I’m quiet good at tech things…..although finding it more of a challenge as my brain gets older
I don't know about the app as I access Cronometer through my laptop.
Cronometer has an option where you can explode the recipe in your diary, thus allowing you to make local changes to the individual recipe ingredients without affecting the original. I have not yet found a similar option in Carb Manager.
Thank you that’s interesting. I haven’t looked much at Carb Manager but I will do in the coming day.You can explode a meal in Carb Manager. When it comes time to add your meal to your log, bring up the meal, tap on "Show Advanced", tap on "Meal Mode", and select "Add Individual Foods". Now, when you tap the Add button, the individual items in the meal will be added to your log.
I'm in the process of moving my data out of Cronometer and into Carb Manager. I find that things are just so much easier to do in the latter.
The only thing I found that is a PITA, is blood pressure. You have to make one entry for the systolic and then make another entry for the diastolic. As a retired software engineer, I cannot even fathom the reason for such an error prone method of inputting two numbers.
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