Food Diary And Calorie Tracker By Mynetdiary Hd App Reviews

This app is great for helping me stay on track for reaching my weight loss goals as well as keeping me on track with eating the right amounts of fats, carbs, proteins, and fiber. It’s also great for tracking particular vitamins. Whenever I get sidetracked, I return to the app to get me back on track. It also motivates me to exercise! I have had this app for awhile and really recommend this app!

I love this app, and when I can guilt myself into using it (I get awesome results when I’m not in diet denial) I really want to be able to see it side-by-side with my recipe app so I can make my meal plans. Also, I really want to see just one-nutrient count on the dashboard - fiber - but don’t want to pony up for the next upgrade since I’m not going to track other things offered then. Please please give me split view!

Love this app except that’s its difficult to download on both phone and ipad. otherwise, the tracking makes weight loss, weight maintenence and healthy eating quite easy.

I started using this app at a time when I was at 220 lbs and had just had a heart valve replacement. Dr. Said I had to lose quite a few pounds or the valve replacement will have been in vain. I found this app and I have managed to get down to 166 and am maintaining there with the daily help of this app. I enter everything that passes thru my pie hole, no matter how few calories. Absolutely great and yes you can lose weight by just using your will power alone! The only problem I have with the app is when I list foods for dinner, it shows up on the breakfast list and vice versa! Not critical but a pain in the butt!

I love this app. It has every thing I need to track a healthy lifestyle.

I’ve been using this app for a number of years and it is the best I have found. I don’t eat much processed food, so there was some work involved getting my recipes loaded. But once that was done it has been smooth sailing.

Love this app and have used it for years. Easy to use with all the features I need to keep track of my weight loss, food choices and exercise. Love the chart which gives me a visual of my daily weight loss progress. Many food choices are already in the food choice bank, but can also be added if not found. The plan section allows me to customize or change goals as needed. There are so many other features that make this app really easy to use. Really helps me stay motivated and on track. Highly recommend it.

Excellent app!

I love the computational power and flexibility of this app. There are so many features (like recipes, different weight/volume units, repeated use of items, etc.) that keeping track of food, exercise, weight, etc. isn’t only easy, it’s challenging and fun. I recommend this app to anyone who wants to know more about his/her nutritional health.

Diagnosed with congestive heart failure and told to go on a low sodium diet. I found this app and it has been very helpful to me. I can look up a huge variety of foods or I can create my own. It shows not only calories and nutrients, but most important for me is the sodium content.

I find this app so much better than the others. It helps you determine which vitamins you may be lacking when dieting. It is a great way to safely lose weight.

This app is terrific and by far the best.....suggestion..add tracking for intermittent fasting

bar code scanner doesn’t work because the app can’t connect with the camera. You can’t enter quantity, for example 3 scrambled eggs. You have to input eggs three time. very time consuming. Very annoying. If I only paid a few dollars I wouldn’t mind this so much. But for $10.00 you’d think they’d make a product that works.

I have been using the iPhone app for several years and love it! So I decided to download the iPad had app!! Big mistake!! It does not have the dashboard feature and the ability to customize!! I don’t like it at all! Totally different interface!!! Wasted my money!!

Very robust application, large food database and easy to use. Highly recommend it.

Thank you for developer made this app free ,i really love it

The developers are constantly improving the app. I like that you can design your own recipes and name your own foods. Totally flexible. Integrates over all my devices. Truly a 5 star app

Simply using the app with a quick and dirty guess as to what foods were consumed leads to wonderful results. It seems paying attention to what you are eating (and drinking) can result in impressive results with only a little effort. It is not necessary to track each and every calorie, apparently it is more like horseshoes, close is good enough. Even better, as long as your goals are not too ambitious the hunger pangs are not noticeable. I plan to permanently track my calorie intake as a key part of my improving lifestyle.

When I reached 380+ pounds I said enough. I vowed to myself that I was going to loose my weight and keep it off. That’s when I started using MyNetDiary. I have lost 150 lbs so far. I just hit another low this morning. Woopee. I track what I eat each day and figure out how much I can eat for my next meal. This keeps me focused on keeping my weight off and continuing to slowly loose some additional weight. I think I am finally on my way to continuing success. I will never allow my weight to get out of hand again. Thank you MyNetDiary for IPad and iPhone synchronized my synchronized Diaries.

Been using for years. Have tried many apps but always come back to MyNetDiary. Best tracker! Best food database.

I am very impressed with MyNetDiary! It is so easy and user friendly! It makes tracking my specific daily nutrient intakes very simple! Many thanks for this awesome app!

Been using this app for years, it makes it so easy to count calories or carbs or something as simple as sodium! Has a goal/target plan for you to create or it will do for you! Charts to measure your progress! Cannot imagine using anything else! It also has most ALL foods listed if not send them info and they will add!

I am on weight watchers but use this app instead. Works great and easy to use

I have used MyNetDiary off and on for nine years. My diet is simple, there are no fixed rules except one: record everything that I eat or drink. Of course, I set a goal and know how many calories I should consume to reach that goal, but it’s all squishy because I’m really quite patient about losing weight so long as the trend is in the right direction. Which it is when I record calories. This has worked well and has proved to be pretty sustainable after I reach my goal - at least for a good while. The big change this time around - it’s been a few years - is the integration with my Withings/Nokia scale and my Fitbit Alta HR. It’s seamless. When I look at my progress for the day, I can see how many exercise calories I’ve burned and adjust my meal expectations accordingly. Having the weight chart within the program/app means one less app to check. The convenience of IoT integration makes the experience better than in previous times. The other big change this time around is the subscription cost. Previously, I didn’t opt for the subscription, but this time the IoT integration and the ability to share my info across my iPad, iPhone and desktop pushed me over the top, even if the cost is a bit more than I would like. All three can be used - it doesn’t matter. Logging meals by desktop seems a little faster than using the app. It’s good to have that option. I’ll be seeing a nutritionist soon and I expect she’ll be interested in the breakdown of nutrients from this program. I’m also interested, because I’ve recently learned I have a (common) genetic condition that reduces my ability to process folate (B9) by 70%. B12 is also affected. The app helps me get a better understanding of that.

Well, it used to be great. I wish you knew it then. They did an update around August 5th, 2018 and ruined it.

I like to keep an eye on my weight, so this is a great app for that

I like how easy it is to use this app on my iPad. Between work & play, managing my meals and planning ahead, I already have enough to deal with. I like this app because I can track my food easily and I don’t get bogged down in a lot of details. I tried other apps but they were not as user friendly. The food library is good enough that I get a sense of how I’m doing without having to count every single micronutrient! When I keep my diary, I stay on track.

Easy to use and I love how it breaks down how many calories, carbs, sugar etc, that you can have and let's you know what you have remaining, helps keep me on track.

This app is great in helping me track my carb and fat intake. The many preloaded foods are a great help and it is very easy to enter a new food or personal recipe counts!

I have been using this app for several years and love it. It really has educated me on how caloric food can be. It is easy to use and I highly recommend it.

Using this steadily for 6 months, and it’s helped me lose 35 pounds so far. Really like being able to use bar codes on packaged food, and checking weight charts.

I started the application some time back and stopped when I got back into my old habits. When I restarted the application, the app retained the information on my original weight and other data. This was very helpful, since I could see that I got off track but I was still making progress. It was a good moment and I made a lot more progress since then. I could see that my goals are achievable. Love this app. I use it everyday. Thank You.

I have been using this app only about 10 days, after nearly two years on MyFitnessPal. I find this app much more attractive, just as easy to use, and blessedly free of advertising. So far I have had no crashes, no lost data, and only minor annoyances over available units. I like the simple interface for entering recipes, and the fact that I can choose the units for the most convenient serving size. I also like being able to send a photo of package and food label to get a missing food added. My custom entry was automatically updated within 24 hours of submitting a new food. I don't like the heavy-handed comments about my nutrient choices, but they are easy to ignore. Obviously, the program is getting its recommendations from the politically correct government bureaucrats, not from more recent studies that show how harmful some of those decades-old guidelines are. Nevertheless, it is simple to ignore their warnings and set my own targets for nutrients. So far, I am very satisfied. - - ————————————————————————— - - Two years later I am still using this app every day and still pleased with it. I like the fact that it tracks many micronutrients even if I don’t choose to display them. When I have a question about some nutrient, I can turn on its display and all the history is there. I also like the Details page, where I can make notes about unusual symptoms or temporary medications. However, I have run across one annoying bug. After I type some notes, if I don’t hide the keyboard before going to a different display, my most recent typing vanishes.

So impressed with this app! It’s easy, has a great food data base, and the ability to keep your information private. Highly recommend!

I compared this app with others, and think that I made the right choice. It’s easy to use and gives me the information that I need. I’ve lost 80 pounds - 30 pounds by just changing my food intake to high protein/fat and not counting calories. Then I leveled out. It took calorie counting and a way to track progress, to lose the last 50 pounds. This app made that possible. It has my recommendation.

This is a pretty good app in that it allows you to track everything you eat. I’ve lost over 80 pounds with this app so I know it works. However, it can be very cumbersome to use at times. For example, there is no way to enter a negative amount if you don’t eat a particular item at a meal. I’ve never figured out why the developers keep trying to make the app more pretty rather than making it more functional. If you order a Quarter Pounder with Cheese, but you don’t eat the top half of the bun, there's no easy way to get the right calories without making a custom food and saving it each time. This is very inconvenient for the user. I like Egg McMuffins but I don’t eat the top half of the English Muffin. I had to create a new food entry called: Egg McMuffin less 1/2 bread. To create the new entry I had to add each item individually, but when it came to the bread, I just added 1/2 English Muffin. Normally this sandwich is 300 calories but I save 65 calories by not eating all the bread. Can you imagine doing this for every food item where you don’t eat every single ingredient? It is a real pain! How hard can it be to add a - sign to the numeric keypad and let the user enter in: 1 Quarter Pounder with Cheese -.5 Hamburger Bun Or 1 Egg McMuffin -.5 English Muffin If you use the app religiously like I do, you’ll soon see that this is a real weakness in the app. Another weakness is that the food database is packed with erroneous nutritional data. Many users just aren’t very good with math so there are a LOT of food entries that are no where near correct. Other than these two glaring flaws, the app is pretty good.

I’ve now tried several food diary apps, including MyNetDiary and MyFitnessPal, and have come to the inescapable conclusion that this entire category of apps/services is lacking. MyNetDiary has the best user interface, but that’s not saying much. It’s still a UI/UX abomination, but it’s better than the other abominations. Case in point: there’s a setting in recipes to add individual recipe items to a meal instead of the recipe itself. This setting is not available via the web. Furthermore, the iPhone and iPad versions seem to have their own settings. If you add your recipe on an iPhone and activate that setting, neither the iPad nor the web will respect it. Activate it on the iPad and the iPhone and web won’t respect it. Ugh. But it gets worse! Since there’s no way to see a list of recipes on the iPhone, the only way to edit a recipe is by adding it to you daily log and then selecting edit. You cannot do this once the “add individual ingredients” setting is turned on, however. And since you can’t edit the iPhone’s individual ingredient recipe setting from the iPad or web, you’re stuck with a recipe that cannot be edited. But wait. It gets even worse! The add individual items setting is buggy and added incorrect information to my recipe. Items were missing. Others had wildly incorrect serving sizes assigned. In other words, that feature is a complete and total fail. There’s also no way to save a meal. You can save a meal as a recipe but that combines everything into a single log entry. There should be a way to save a meal, select that meal and have those individual meal items added (like what they are trying to do with the half-baked “add individual ingredients” setting). I’ve also noticed some other strange issues that I attribute to sync errors. For example, MyNetDiary has reset my macros several times. The user interfaces across the iPhone, iPad and web are not consistent either. It’s easy to see a list of custom foods, favorite foods and recipes on the web. Not so on the iPad or iPhone. Moving between these three is frustrating. I’m happiest with MyNetDiary via the web. The iPhone and iPad apps are both lacking in features compared to the web. On a positive note, the food database is the best I’ve tested so far. When I tried MyFitnessPal, a good 50% of the food items I scanned had incorrect data. With MyNetDiary that number has been much lower. Correcting inaccuracies in the database is also easier with MyNetDiary. It’s a shame that the user experience is so dreadful and inconsistent. I had hoped to find a food tracking app that would replace my homegrown FileMaker solution. MyNetDiary is close, but the inconsistencies across different devices and overall lousy user interface/experience are deal breakers.

I was using a different app to manage my diet and got tired of it and saw MyNetDiary as a very promising. I got the iPhone app and was very impressed. I really liked it. The system is good. The food library is very decent. I can’t expect a perfect library when scanning bar codes, but best I’ve seen so far among this type of app. It’s also easy to send in new foods. I thought to try the iPad version. This is where the disappointment came. The app seems a like a bad version of the website and iPhone app. The numbers don’t quite exactly match. The iPad app is fundamentally a different app than the iPhone app. I’m not saying both apps need to be exactly the same, especially if the iPad app is a separate paid app. Key features should match up. The settings menu shouldn’t be completely different and unrecognizable. The app is missing the dashboard, let alone how you can customize the dashboard app on the iPhone. I would give this app 5 stars if these large flaws are corrected.

So impressed with this app! It’s easy, has a great food data base to track calories, and the ability to keep your information private. Highly recommend! I use it everyday.

This is a great app. Looking to loose a lot of weight and using this as one of my favorite tools. The flexibility to set my own ratio of fat, carbs and protein makes this app a great tool for daily intake monitoring. Monitoring the recommended nutrients is what it takes for mindful weight management. Used with my Garmin, I am moving towards optimal health and fitness.

This program is great for counting calories. The crowd-sourced UPC code lookup is particularly good. I love the favorites recall. I love the abbreviated lookup. I love the personalized DRI. The diet advice is practically Stone Age. Newsflash: saturated fats are not bad. Newsflash: salt uptake depends on activity an climate, not age. Newsflash: the surest way to sabotage your weight loss is to “eat your exercise calories”. Newsflash: eggs are not bad for you. I’ve lost 123 lbs using this program to count the calories, by weighing everything I eat and making sure that calories in are less than calories out. It’s easy fast and multi platform portable. They really need to stop giving bad advice based on antiquated or disproven research.

If you love spending a lot of time entering custom foods this app is for you. Or if you eat junk food this app is for you. Most of the food entries are inaccurate or incomplete and corrupted by user entries. Your custom foods are very difficult to search for in most cases. Written by inexperienced predatory developers.

I started the application some time back and stopped when I got back into my old habits. When I restarted the application, the app retained the information on my original weight and other data. This was very helpful, since I could see that I got off track but I was still making progress. It was a good moment and I made a lot more progress since then. I could see that my goals are achievable. Thank You.

While setting up stats first time in a year, pop up window forced me here. Options: do you like net diary? No or write a review. How about instead we pick yes or no and then get asked to review. This is not good tactic to win friends and influence enemies.

I was hoping to use this on my iPad and on my iPhone. Then I discovered that I had to download an entirely different version on my phone. Unfortunately these versions do not communicate with each other and apparently The limited info displayed on the iPhone version is not adequate for me, particularly when there are other apps that sync across the iPad and iPhone and share data with the Apple Watch. As a result, I opted to use one of the diet tracker apps (the one with an orange scale icon) shown on the Apple Watch app in my iPhone.

This app is so easy to use and helpful.....works for me!

The app is easy to use, and very accurate. I am surprised with the vast selection when you type in food. Best help is seeing what you are eating, and what you can cut back on, or cut out. I am using this to get my high blood pressure and cholesterol under control by losing unnecessary pounds.

did not order and they charged me anyway. Nit a good product. Stay away

With an impressive database of foods, entry is quick and easy. You can copy meals from other days, track water, medications, weight. Best I’ve used.

You can stop looking. This is the one you want. Easily the best app of its kind.

I have a target weight loss of a total of 13 lbs...found it difficult to lose a pound at all until I began paying attention to true portion sizes...It has really helped me to adjust the amount of food I eat as I was eating portions far too large...

I am 62 and wanted an easy and fun way to track and reduce my calories. MyNetDiary has been the answer for me. On June 11 I started with a goal of losing 30 lbs. Logging my meals helped me become aware of what was going on and the graph was great to see my weight dropping. It keeps me inspired over the slow spots. I am halfway to my goal now in early October and am still having fun as I progress. Thanks for a wonderful app! Update: I am now 64 and while calorie counting did not work long term, I still use this app to log my meals from Bright Line Eating, which is working wonderfully for me. Update: I still love this app and am within 3 lbs of my goal following Bright Line Eating. Now I am 65 and reached goal weight and love this app because the chart shows how I am maintaining my goal weight on Bright Line Eating. 💕

I tried other Calorie Tracking and Weight Loss Planning programs and this one is by far the best. I changed my review to a 5 star since getting the best support. App is easy to set up goals and enter in food consumption and found that calorie counts are accurate. I like the Protein, Fat and Carb data and summaries. Great on the iPhone.

I have used this app for over 3 years and have lost over 55 lbs.I lost the weight in the first 10 month and mynetdiary has helped me to maintain my weight. shortly into my weight loss journey I started lifting weights and thats where the Marcos settings really come in useful. I can choose my personal settings for protein and carbs. Only down side on a IPad you can not fine tune them but I just adjust on my android phone and they adjust on my Apple device. It would be very nice if it was a little my Apple friendly but I still give the app 5 stars because it got me to my goal weight.

I like this but it would be better if I could track blood sugar levels as well.

I have seen results in my weight, my cholesterol, and my overall mood. Ive even recommended this app to my family. Basically, if you do it you’ll see success. BUY A FOOD SCALE! The ONLY down is the limited food library. I think this will get better over time as more people use it and contribute information. Note: you can almost build any meal if you know the basic ingredients and get a good idea of calories and nutrition. For example I built my wife’s famous pie and determined one slice was about 400 calories. Now I can enjoy responsibly

If you love spending a lot of time entering custom foods this app is for you. Or if you eat junk food this app is for you. Most of the food entries are inaccurate or incomplete and corrupted by user entries. Your custom foods are very difficult to search for in most cases. Written by inexperienced predatory developers.

This app is great for helping me stay on track for reaching my weight loss goals as well as keeping me on track with eating the right amounts of fats, carbs, proteins, and fiber. It’s also great for tracking particular vitamins. Whenever I get sidetracked during the holidays, it motivates me to weigh in and start keeping track again! I highly recommend this app!

I’ve been using the Pro version for several years now and it is a fantastic resource for managing a healthy lifestyle. Updated regularly, the designers at MyNetDiary are killing it. Worth every penny.

This app has every thing I need. It’s highly detailed, attractive, stores my recipes, has almost everything I eat, is easy to add new foods to and syncs among all my devices. It tracks measurements, water, vitamins and exercise. It’s just the best.

This app is very useful. I have been entering foods I eat many from Trader Joe's but others like Ralphs and Costco. I have not been disappointed with the data base finding them. So, I am totally able to track what I eat and match the calories to what the program calculated I should eat to reduce my starting weight to my target weight. You can also enter your daily exercise. The calories are added up for various activities. If you want to walk off or run off the excess calories you ate, your exercise calories appear at the top of the food page. I like the graph too. As I enter my weight I see it being graphed against the downward trend line that represents where my target weight should be. As with any diet, knowledge of what exactly you are doing and how it effects your numbers is important, that is handled by the calorie counters and the exercise totals. The graph section gives you a feeling of success and will keep you motivated to hit that downward trend, keeping you on track. Entering the foods and finding them from what comes up in the data base was slow at first, but you get used to it and if you eat the same things over and over, you can just copy them from yesterday or even last week to the current day. I seem to remember if you make something at home you like you can enter the recipe of ingredients and it will add that as a food. In any event don't get bent out of shape over every last calorie, hit the high spots and keep moving. Good program and easy to use. It has everything I need to shed the pounds I've gained recently. I recommend it for anyone who really is serious about putting in the work to lose weight. Good luck to you all.

I use the free android app. It works much better than the iPad version...and it's free. Save your money....it's not worth it!

I needed something to help me track my diabetes and diet. This app is for food/exercise only. Get MyFitnessPal for free instead, as it does the same thing, but better. I used this for five minutes and realized I made a big mistake. The real diabetes tracker app is available for iPhone only. Don't get the two confused and waste money!!!

I've used this going on two years now. It keeps me accountable and it is easy to use. I like how I can use it on either my iPad or computer and it automatically updates the other. I don't use it on my phone so can't speak to that. Best food tracker I've used.

I wish charts could be more customizable for display.

I love the food source column...it helps me make sure I'm eating quality food. I've used this app for about a week now and am very happy with it. I've tried others that were good; but this one I love!

Best app ever. It is everything I wanted. Love it!

I bought this app and downloaded a few others at the same time to see which would work best for me. Some had limited capabilities or were too time consuming to use. Another had a monthly subscription to track measurements. MyNetDiary was the most expensive but does everything. I was exercising daily for months and still not losing belly fat, and this app enables you to really see what you're eating from a nutritional standpoint. Even though I have a basic understanding of nutrition, the breakdown of what I was eating each day was really just guesswork until I got this app. Lost an inch and half of really stubborn belly fat in just a few weeks. This app is well worth the price!!

Love it. Really helps tack calories. And the graphs are inspiring too the lines go down.

Very good tracker. Works well , I lose weight when I track, a lot of good articles. I pay for premium. Worth the money to get it. Although having trouble with Fitbit syncing, but it could very well be my fault. I would highlyrecommend

I've been doing this since Sept 2016 and I've lost 100 lbs so far. Try it on the free version and make sure its for you. Then purchase pro where you will be able to share data phone to pad, adjust your calorie goals easily as your weight decreases or just as you decide to. I keep mine slightly lower than recommended. Don't starve yourself. Keep close to recommendations. Starvation leads to metabolism shut down. Most foods are there. Use the bar code scanner if you have trouble finding what you want. You can also do custom entries for your recipes.

I use this app to help keep me healthy. Everything about it helps me maintain a healthy vegetarian lifestyle.

I should have known better when I saw that this app hadn't had an update in more than two years. While the iPhone version of the app is in somewhat better shape (just barely), the iPad version has been sadly neglected. A big waste of money! The app works okay for calorie tracking if you eat only fast food or prepared foods from the supermarket, but if you do your own cooking, it's hopeless. Trying to create a recipe with more than 2 or 3 ingredients is an exercise in futility! I had to just give up! Do not waste your money. There are numerous other apps available that work well, even if they cost a bit more or require a subscription. Look to those.

I love that it covers so many areas of details for my journey

I've used this app for about 3 years. It helps me stay on track with and be honest about my food intake. You can't cheat if it's all written down and calculated.

I just turned 85 years old on Oct 24th, the my net diary has helped me loose weight and more important maintain the weight . I use it every day and keep tract of my workouts, it is one of the best things I have at my disposal. I recommend it very highly to all my Grandchildren and many of my OLD FART friends. I expect a favorable reply. Nothing better on the market no competition. I recommend it to any one. All my grandchildren use it.

Great App, but it keeps asking me to do another review.