Calorie Counter PRO MyNetDiary

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.8 13895 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Great results!

   Last October around this time I started my weight loss journey. At 68 years old, I had tried many diets and lost weight, only to regain those pounds, and then some. I decided to rethink my relationship with food and very gradually started making small changes in food choices and portion size. On August 5 of this year I discovered MyNetDiary and it was the best thing ever! In the past two and a half months, I have lost an additional 7 percent of my body weight! I feel in control again and find that I can eat sensibly and healthy. I don't deny myself anything; I just plan ahead and track everything. I can eat out with my husband, go to parties, enjoy holiday gatherings with friends and family ... This is like no "diet" I ever was the on! The key for me has been to track everything, even if it means I exceed my daily calorie allotment. The next day, I am back on track! The goal chart is so helpful: as long as I stay under the straight line, I will reach my goal of losing 35 pounds by April 2016. WHEN I do (not IF!) I am going to go zip lining on our Hawaiian vacation ... At 70 years of age! I feel "accountable" to my dairy and have only missed three days so far; two of them while on vacation. I love that I have built a database of my typical food choices ... Such a timesaver! LOVE THIS APP!❤️❤️❤️

   Plorac · 30 Aug 2026

2. 4/5LB

   I like the changes to the pro version but my overall assessment remains the same. I should be able to customize sodium, carbs, cholesterol, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sugar, etc. per meal or daily totals amount that I want to consume I agree with Helpful......But. I have been using this app on n off for several months. Overall I like this app but continue to use my old app for tracking personal nutrients, i.e. sodium, sugar, etc. consumed and remainder. Because the pro version of this app doesn’t allow u to personalize daily nutrient limits. I like that it has an Apple Watch app and it sends data to Apple Health app. It is easy to add food items. Unfortunately I haven’t figured out how to add a food item that I did not consumed but will consume at a later date. My old app which I continue to use is very easy to do. This issue has made loading food items I consume rarely very tedious. It is one of the reasons I haven’t switched over to this app n continue to enter foods into two apps which is time consuming. I live on a fixed income and $8.99 per month just to track nutrients isn’t cost effective. I personally think it should have been included in the pro version upgrade. Especially since Free and cheaper apps include this feature. There are a lot of features I didn’t want and will never use but got with the pro upgrade.

   Beast05 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 3/5Room for a few Improvements

   The app is easy to set up and supports GLP-1 use. The app will communicate back and birth with Apple Health. Use of the full functionality of the app is not cheap but worth the money. When you are on a GLP-1 it is more important to track protein than calorie intake and this app makes that simple. There are a few areas that need improvement, the first being that the app will not import any vitamins that you take even if they are logged in Apple Health. The second being that the app will only show suggested menu items for the current week. It really needs to show the current week and the following week so that you can pick up items for the next week while out shopping for that week. The third being that I am a pretty picky eater and I am sure that I am not the only one, it would be amazing if the app gave you the ability during initial set up to go and specify food items that you do not like. From their the app could create week menu suggestions based upon the users likes and dislikes. This simple suggestion cannot be that hard to incorporate. Finally it is to easy to accidentally log your food under the wrong meal because the meal remains open once you have logged food for that meal. If you don’t pay attention and don’t select the next meal it will log everything under the last meal that was logged.

   Carl45631 · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5Easy to use and effective

   I've used this food diary on and off for years. It is easy to use and gets easier as time goes on. The bar scanner is super convenient and I have only discovered two or three food items the scanner did not recognize. You pair this app with an inexpensive digital food scale and you will be able to count calories like a boss! Follow a good eating plan and measure everything and you will get results. I would advise that you set yourself up as a sedentary user no matter what level of activity you do. I am up and moving all the time and was racing bicycles a few years ago. The activity setting will give you a basic metabolic level which is the calorie count you need just to maintain your present weight. The sedentary category will give you the lowest "upper" calorie restriction. That's where you want to start and then limit calories below that. It will work! Last April I was at 184. Now it's September and I am at 165! This app has been a tremendous teacher and watchdog for me. It reminds me to be careful about what I shove in my mouth and shows me the cost of the mindless grazing I used to do. We live in amazing times and this app, while not perfect, has enriched my life and helped me healthy and happy. Get this. Don't cheat! Weigh everything and be patient. Move as much as you can. Don't forget that simple walking is a great thing. Good luck!

   Lafinboy57 · 30 Aug 2026

5. 5/5helpful

   I’ve been using this app for about 4-5 years. They have continually updated it and brought fresh helpful ways to customize the input and tracking of food, water, activity, nutrients, measurements, etc. I personally like that there are various pre-synced food, and that you can build foods that you eat all the time into menus, for easy input. The connection to iPhone health app and wrist worn activity trackers is also helpful. But the customization features are the best. If you don’t care about how many grams of fat you eat no biggie, but if you have a liver issue and need to track that you can. Same with diet that cycle on n off of calories or people like me who have wicked about of allergies so my foods I can eat are limited, but I can double check that I’m getting proper nutrition because it tracks vitamins and minerals “behind the scenes”. If you wanna drop 5 pounds just set a goal and it’ll help you see the calorie or activity changes needed. I don’t use this app every day, I use it intermittently to check on my diet or motivate a change. I found this app long after I lost all the weight gained from having babies. But it helps in so many ways. I am a health, nutrition and fitness teacher, and after much research I found this app to be the most flexible and useful. After about 2 years I finally bought the premium upgrade, totally worth it. Do that early. I never use the “on line” version that syncs w this app. I find the iPhone app to be enough for me.

   T3ach3r28 · 30 Aug 2026

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