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A pretty solid application that does approximately what we are proposing to do (without sensing exercise). Foods can be added via category, search, or custom entry. Foods can be favoritized. There is no concept of meals. The home page provides a summary of where you are in relation to your caloric goal and how your consumption stacks up in terms of nutritional composition. | A pretty solid application that does approximately what we are proposing to do (without sensing exercise). Foods can be added via category, search, or custom entry. Foods can be favoritized. There is no concept of meals. The home page provides a summary of where you are in relation to your caloric goal and how your consumption stacks up in terms of nutritional composition. | ||
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This screen displays on the app's first load and can be edited later via settings. The information is used to generate a daily kcal goal. | |||
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Revision as of 20:37, 6 August 2008
$9.99
A pretty solid application that does approximately what we are proposing to do (without sensing exercise). Foods can be added via category, search, or custom entry. Foods can be favoritized. There is no concept of meals. The home page provides a summary of where you are in relation to your caloric goal and how your consumption stacks up in terms of nutritional composition.
This screen displays on the app's first load and can be edited later via settings. The information is used to generate a daily kcal goal.
