5 stars: Ive used it all. MyFitnessPal, Lifesum, Yazio. This is BY FAR the best tracking app since you get a ridiculously extensive report of your minerals and vitamins. The listed foods are also from a trusted quality source and not cluttered with a bunch of faulty custom user foods. One thing this app has to improve though is the UI. It looks and feels quite old and ugly. The functionality is amazing but the UI is cringe.
4 stars: The app, while still useful, is moving a growing number of features behind the subscription paywall. For example, you used to be able to see a nutritional breakdown over several time-frames; this was first restricted to just the last week, and now seems to have been completely removed - you can only see a given day. Still at 4 stars for me, just not as useful as it once was.
5 stars: All that I need is available in the free version. Easy to use and plenty of additional data which you have to choice to use or not. I can copy paste my listings from one day to the next and easily add recipes ornew foods to the list. There are some ads that pop up but this doesn't happen very often and they are easily switched off. It's a great tool!
4 stars: Great app. Email practices a bit meh. I got super helpful email tips for about a week from \
5 stars: The only completely free app that I have found that allows you to track total calories, macros and micros as well as change those goal numbers individually. Bounced around just about every calorie...