Good App. Worth the 100 Nickels.

This is a pretty good tool to monitor what I eat. It is much better than the other apps I have tried and is worth $5.

I can find the foods I want to add in the data base most of the time, and when I can’t, I can create my own. The previous items list is handy.

It is tracking my weight, proteins, sugars, sodium, fat, carbs, food score, food/exercise logs, and calories consumed/calories burned (I’m just now figuring out the syncing process).

Suggestion: Phosphorus tracking. Including phosphorous in your data base, or even a calculating program that estimates it, would be huge for me (Important for kidney disease. I’ll give you another $2 for it!).

Also, don’t ask for reviews until at least a week. I need time to see how it works and fits into my life. Definitely do not ask me everytime I turn it on.

On the fence about buying this?

Don’t be. Buy it.

Curious Servant about Tap & Track Calorie Counter, v8.0