1. For example, I couldn't find the nutrition profile for the beef plate, and what existed didn't specify grams per serving.pretty good, I like the idea of having dynamic calorie and macro targets to "dial in" the nutrition.
2. The best thing about this app besides the coach, is the fact that you're able to add your own custom foods and meals into the app but they don't get entered into the main database.
3. I highly recommend this app for anyone who wants to track macros in addition to calories, it makes the process really simple.
4. This means I am able to stick to the plan much more easily than I was able to with the tracking app I was using that told me I should be eating 1800 calories a day.
5. Also, tracking macros and calories is a great idea and this seems to be one of the best at doing it.
6. Back to MyFitnessPal...Want to love but I eat a wide variety of foods and had a hard time finding most in the database.
7. They really have covered all the bases and more with this and it is super easy/convenient to track your daily nutrition and macros (even micros if you want).
8. I've seen reviews where people complained about not being able to track micronutrients or create recipes.
9. The app is even able to adjust your goals and your weekly calorie intake based on how much weight you gain/lose each week.
10. I like the ease of logging foods in, because unlike myfitnesspal, users cant flood the search results with their own sloppily written-in foods.
11. Unlike all the tracking apps, it actively adjusts macros every week according to your personal metabolism.