Looking for app to track diet

I use myfitnesspal. I pay for the yearly subscription because I just find it to be the easiest app.

I've used a Food and Exercise Tracking App called Cronometer for several years. Easy to use and has good food tracking features. $35 per year for a Gold Membership.

I have used so many apps and most of them charge you so much. I am loving Baritastic. It is free and you can even scan the barcode with your phone and it will pop up with all the info. Where MyFitness Pal asked for money just to use that. Give it a try! It’s free you have nothing to loose. 👍🏻

I use two websites to calculate micronutrients: cronometer and also myfooddata
I don't use them daily, out of laziness, but I still find them helpful.
Cronometer has an app option, I believe.
It has both free and paid versions.
myfooddata.com is free at this moment, but their site says that they will be moving to a paid-subscription model, and that they have an offer to become a permanent member for a low one-time fee today . . . ?
Each website has its own strengths and weaknesses, imo.

Thank you that might be just what I need.

I use lose it. About 3 dollars per month-they charged by the year-it was in the range of 40 dollars. It is a wonderful site. You can make your own recipes up and it computes all info for the recipe.

I use an app called BARIASTICS. I really like it and it's free!

I use the Fitbit app
I don't wear my Fitbit anymore
I have an apple watch now

I know it is a bummer for any add’l charges, but I’m still impressed with “My Fitness Pal”—a lot is free still. I’m so impressed with their stats on Indiv products—a huge wealth of info, by brand, serving portion, etc. This really comes in handy when shopping for groceries.

Never ever believed it's a good idea to count calories -- it's a strange concept to believe that we, humans, need to Count calories in our regular lives. If this was true, babies would not stop suckling or stop at levels that would malnourish them.

Ditto for exercise counting. Our bodies know when we 're too tired and need rest; or underexercised when our strength and stamina and flexibility and posture look compromised,

So how good is (or have been)my health?

Rarely any problem rooted in over- or under-eating or under/over. When one does go beyond, your BODY will you I need more rest to REplenish.

If you do need some guidance, I'll start with information from government or large universities' health department -- Harvard Health, for example.

Rule of thumb: Eat a variety of lot of vegetables and fruit with mostly plant-based or sea-food. Fat from oils or nuts and seeds is a safe bet. Avoid Ultraprocessed foods, which usually means snacks-in-thin wrappers.

Good luck!