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| Google Play ID | com.fatsecret.android |
| Category | Health & Fitness |
| Version | 11.8.0.5 |
| Size | 91 MB |
| MOD Features | Premium |
| Requires | Android 5.0 |
| Price | |
| Free | |
| Content Rating | |
| Everyone | |
| Internet Required | |
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Calorie Counter by fatsecret addresses the need to log daily eating data systematically, rather than trying to remember or guess what was eaten throughout the day. The app focuses on collecting accurate nutrition data so users can observe their own patterns and make decisions that fit their own health goals.
The app is developed by FatSecret, one of the longer-running and widely used nutrition databases in the health app space. Calorie Counter by fatsecret is free to use, with an optional Premium tier for anyone who wants additional detailed planning tools. The app syncs data online through a fatsecret.com account, allowing access across multiple devices without losing logged data, and supports several languages beyond English for a broad international user base.
The central feature is the food diary, where users log each meal throughout the day using a large nutrition database that includes items from popular fast food chains. The app supports food recognition through camera photos, along with a barcode scanner for packaged products and autocomplete when typing a food name, speeding up data entry compared to manually searching every single time. Alongside the food diary, the app also includes an exercise diary for logging physical activity done throughout the day.
On the syncing side, Calorie Counter by fatsecret integrates with Google Fit, Samsung Health, and Fitbit, letting activity data flow in automatically instead of requiring manual entry for every workout. Food and exercise data get combined into a shared calendar, making it easier to review trends over time rather than looking at isolated days. The app also includes weight tracking over time with summary reports, along with an in-app community for users to exchange support with each other.
With the Premium tier, the app adds meal plan templates built by FatSecret’s dietitian team across several different eating styles, an advance meal planning tool for knowing calorie counts ahead of time, additional customizable meal headings for spreading food intake more flexibly across the day, and a water intake tracking feature. The app also supports syncing with fatsecret Professional, letting users share their food, exercise, and weight data directly with a health or nutrition professional they’re working with.
It helps to log a meal right after eating rather than trying to recall it at the end of the day, since food diary accuracy drops noticeably the longer the gap between eating and logging. For frequently repeated meals, saving them as favorites makes it possible to select quickly next time instead of searching from scratch each time. For anyone already using Google Fit, Samsung Health, or Fitbit, connecting the sync early on avoids having to enter activity data manually in two separate places.
Overall, Calorie Counter by fatsecret suits anyone who wants a detailed nutrition logging tool based on actual data rather than rough estimates. A large food database combined with syncing across several health platforms makes the tracking process less tedious. For any specific health goal, talking with a nutritionist or doctor alongside using the app for self-tracking is still worth considering.