MacroFactor - Macro Tracker

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1. 5/5Does Everything I Have Wanted In a Food Tracker

   I decided to try this because I follow Stronger By Science and thought if anyone could get it right, it would be them. They did! I’m a registered dietitian (very part time) in both US & U.K. as well as a body builder/fitness enthusiast and have previously used MFP because of their large database of food. The problem is that they have so many items for one search that it’s impossible to know what is accurate, and the measurements are also really hard to define when selecting and entering. MF is so far excellent in this regard, as it seems they screen entries and allow people to enter their own barcode data separately for themselves if it’s not available (which it so far has been for me except once, and it was easy to add). I also cannot stress enough how much easier it is to add a food when you always have a grams weight option! I also like that you enter the food by time of day (but I know some mentioned they preferred meals). Some things took me a minute to figure out, but there is always a learning curve if you’ve been using another app previously. I was going to continue using MFP (premium) and MF side by side for the free trial periods, but after a day, I stopped MFP because this app is so much better. This app is actually less expensive for the year, and it does way more and is much more accurate. I am so happy with this app so far and would recommend trying it!

   englandcalling · 30 Aug 2026

2. 5/5I actually enjoy logging my food food in this app

   It’s like going from email to text. There isn’t just one thing that works better, rather it is the way the small improvements add up. I took the free trial and after 7 days. Each day my appreciation for the MF app grew and now I would never go back. I had used Carb Manager but switched to MF even though I had 6 mo the left on a subscription to Carb Manager. I had to admit it was worth the cost and ignore the sunk cost of Carb Manager…I trust myself to transition to maintenance with MF in a way I didn’t with other apps. (1) Logging food is faster and easier so I don’t mind doing it. (2) A positive relationship with logging food exists because of the feedback loop of better logging means better data to adjust my macros targets - and it is quick as to do it. (3) Going from loss to maintenance is the hardest IMO, from a mental side. By knowing that the app will auto adjust my calories and macros during check in is motivating and helpful. (4) The articles they write, I’m new to stronger by science, are worth it for motivation and education. I can tell they care about the app and the success of others. (5) Very transparent in terms of what they will add or won’t add to the app so it feels like I know we are aligned. (6) It’s not cheap or “free”. I rationalize the cost as paying by offsetting the cost of food I “would have bought” when gaining lbs in yo-yo diet. So far that has made sense.

   BoulderKiwi · 30 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Best macro tracker

   I have tried so many apps for tracking macros. After using WW for a year, I realized I wanted more focused macro counting and began the search for an app that would have it all - trending, customizable, solid support and backed by science. Very lofty expectations and I found it in MacroFactor(after using My Fitness Pal, Cronometer, Healthi just to name a few)!! While it might be overwhelming at first to use the app given all the information, if you take some time to learn it will be well worth it. As you keep using the app you end up building your food library and I have many recipes now created in the app. I read the articles in the blog and as a physician was impressed with the level of detail represented. I love the integration with Apple health as that is integrated with my scale. The algorithm takes some time to get used to your intake and expenditure and becomes more accurate in over time. While I don’t love spending money on apps, this was well worth the annual fee. The trends are a nice way to see progress, the ability to track weight, body measurements, nutrition all outstanding. What I love even more are the different strategies presented when you sign up and set your goals. Truly the most flexible app I have seen with very responsive support. The Reddit page is active and helpful for guidance as well. This app is so much better and with some marketing can be the leader in the space.

   Curious dabbler · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5helped me lose 60lbs

   Not just another diet app. This is a deceptively simple to use app that’s got the scientific power of a Formula 1 racer under the hood. I’ve used it for a few years off and on, initially to lose weight, which I did successfully independent of any other interventions besides this app. Slowly, but surely, which is the sustainable way. More recently I’ve used it for the last 16 months, starting halfway through a course of semaglutide (non-diabetic, but multiple preexisting conditions demanding weight loss) which I ultimately (and with my doctor’s support) planned to quit eventually. To ease the eventual weaning off and discontinuation of semaglutide, I started using MF. Based on the algorithm this app uses, it works beautifully in conjunction with the meds. I began weaning off after 4 months on MF, and fully ended semaglutide 6 months ago (these numbers are based on my own therapy and would vary by user). I now focus on weight maintenance (easy to do thanks to MF!) and am having no trouble maintaining my new weight thanks to the dietary insight from MF. Everyone around me has been skeptical of my keeping weight off after quitting semaglutide, and I am proof it’s possible, and that MF is a phenomenal adjunct to the process. I recommend it to anyone who understands that weight loss is work and is willing to commit to the process (using MF was always much easier than fighting my insurance company for the next dose of semaglutide, for what it’s worth). I feel I have gotten so much value from this app which just isn’t possible with other diet apps! Thanks, MF team.

   Frustratedmorethanonce · 30 Aug 2026

5. 4/5So Close to Perfect

   The features in this app work very well as described, and it has a very good UI/UX (and important part of software often forgotten). Its main competitor in my eyes is Cronometer, which I used heavily before. It excels above Cronometer in almost every area…except one critical one: food and recipe management. Cronometer remains superior in this area. And given that food and recipe management is the cornerstone of these apps which everything else is built upon, I will be switching back to Cronometer. Cronometer’s food database is far more robust and includes details that I found MacroFactor to still omit (amount of water in a drink like Soda or Coffee, the amount of caffeine in the morning coffee I have). MacroFactor’s barcode scanning is superior as it gets you the info instantly (Cronometer sometimes gives you 5 different database choices for your scan), but I found myself reliant on barcodes with MacroFactor as it’s search function to be poorer than Cronometer. It couldn’t even find a food I had just scanned when I type in the exact same name in MacroFactor’s database. You also can’t alter recipes unless you’re in the middle of logging, where that is its own area in Cronometer. Cronometer Gold is also half the cost. If MacroFactor can at least match Cronometer in these food management features, it will be more than worth it and genuinely be the PERFECT nutrition app. But those improvements have to be made first before that can happen.

   JoshF2021 · 30 Aug 2026

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