Scrolling through several articles, they were all very well written, researched, cited, and kept concise-perfect for the mobile app format and my life on the go. Daily Tips… awesome! The whole goal behind Fooducate is to educate the user, and it definitely delivers. Unlock Premium Features-of course, gotta pay to upgrade and get the good stuff. Scan, Browse, and Track options look familiar. Next comes the “home page” of the app, and where the major differences begin. So first things first, it asks you to set up an account, input your height, weight, and goal-all very similar to MFP. So I went into a week-long test run of Fooducate with these same goals in mind, to see what this new app brought to the table-or more commonly-the tupperware. Let me preview this post by stating that I, personally, use myfitnesspal to track my calories and macros and keep them in line. As a regular user of myfitnesspal, and having tried out several of the other apps out there, I had to try this new app! I first read about the Fooducate app in the latest issue of Muscle and Fitness Hers-one of my favorite women’s fitness publications on the market. Healthify your food choices to lose weight! Get independent, objective food recommendations with Fooducate.

Another calorie tracker comes on to the market.

Apps like fitness pal