Cronometer vs Nutritionix Track

Cronometer is a nutrition tracking app for logging food and tracking calories, nutrients, and other health measures. Its Basic plan includes access to a database of over 1 million lab-analyzed or verified foods. Users can scan barcodes or create custom foods, meals, and recipes manually, and can also track exercise, weight, and other health metrics. Basic and Gold support tracking up to 84 nutrients and other compounds, but Basic reports and charts cover a 7-day window. Gold costs $10.99 a month and adds ad-free tracking, insights and charts over any time frame, and Crono Coach. Cronometer is available on Android, iOS, and the web. Listed integrations include Suunto, Keto-Mojo, Dexcom, WHOOP, Apple Health and Apple Watch, and Health Connect. Cronometer Pro is a separate dietary analysis product for health professionals, designed to simplify diet recall, data entry, and analysis. The privacy policy describes safeguards including two-factor authentication, penetration testing, and privacy-by-design; users can request deletion of their account and personal information, subject to stated exceptions.

Nutritionix Track is a food and fitness logging app for people working toward health goals. It tracks food intake, nutrient totals, exercise, weight and weight progress, calorie and macro goals, and water. Users can find restaurant, grocery, and common foods or revisit food history; entries support predictive search, natural-language descriptions, and barcode scans. Custom recipes can include ingredients, serving counts, and directions. Food and exercise can also be logged by voice through Freeform mode, and an Alexa skill can add foods.

Track runs on Android, iOS, and the web. Its free plan is listed at free. It can send nutrition, exercise calorie, and weight data to Apple Health, import exercise calorie and weight data from HealthKit, and push nutrition data to a connected Fitbit account. Coaches can view client food logs in real time through the Coach Portal, but log sharing requires Track Pro, which is available only as a mobile-app subscription. The privacy notice says uploaded food images and content may be reviewed and processed to provide and improve services and related technologies.