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What app is everyone using to track their daily food & weight?
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    MyFitnessPal has a few quirks and inaccuracies (since some items in its database were contributed by regular users), but overall it’s very user friendly and helpful. I give it a lot of credit for my w

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I’ve been using Baritastic and I’ve liked it so far.

I like my fitness pal. I've used it for about 9 years (I haven't had surgery yet). I don't like all the ads, but it doesn't bother me enough to use the paid version. Some people on here have complained that it says you're not eating enough after bariatric surgery, but all you have to do is not mark your day "complete" and it doesn't care. They have a huge database of foods and the recipe builder is pretty easy to use.

I recently switched over to MyFitnessPal since the one I'd be using for the last ten years will be discontinued in August. So far, I like it...

Baritastic. I have found it pretty easy to use in the early stages. Plus it has timers & reminders.

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I use Baritastic app. It has large food database and barcode scanner. I sync my Baritastic with Renpho scale and Fitbit, so i can track my weight and daily steps. I also track my exercises and bowel movements with it. It has food recipes, timer and reminders for taking Vitamins and Water. Section for tracking BMs has an area for journaling. Baritastic app. is multifunctional and everything in one place. I like its graphics too.

Cronometer for food and FitIndex Scale/App

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I use the LifeSum app for tracking.

MyFitnessPal has a few quirks and inaccuracies (since some items in its database were contributed by regular users), but overall it’s very user friendly and helpful. I give it a lot of credit for my weight loss success.

I use Baritastic also.

I use the Lose It! app. I have used My Fitness Pal in the past as well. Both are great. I just like the look of Lose It! more.

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