Meal Diary iPhone App

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Meal Diary introduces a new approach for measuring how much you eat. This pragmatic approach allows you to track your "consuming activities" (meals), and your "burning activities" (exercise) with just two taps: one for selecting the type of activity, and the other one for selecting the size (small, medium and large). By simplifying this process you can log a meal in less than 10 seconds, and by making this process simple and quick it is more likely to be incorporated into your daily routine. Meal Diary is a great complementary tool if you are on a diet, if you want to lose weight, or just for staying under control.
New in version 1.2, and responding to feedback from our users, Meal Diary now allows you to configure up to eight buttons, and specify a number for each "size". For example, a button for "Breakfast" may have 200, 350, and 550 for the sizes. The number associated with each button/size combination can denote calories, points or any value that works for you as an indicator of the size of the meal or exercise.
Once you enter a meal, Meal Diary adds or subtracts the selected value to the counters. The main screen displays the total balance, consuming balance and burning balance for the current day. It also shows the weekly daily average and the historical daily average.

In order to make meal tracking a simple and quick process Meal Diary is not tracking details like meal ingredients, carbs, or proteins. This tradeoff becomes less relevant when you follow a similar eating pattern and all you need is to control how much you eat. Meal Diary also allows setting the date and time for each meal, and even write a note, so you can track a meal right after having it, or enter them at the end of the day. You can also add, edit and delete meals in the past.
Meal Diary also allows you to track your weight. An easy to use screen allows you to enter the weight and date. All weight entries are listed together and can be edited or deleted.
The Charts Screen is great for visualizing daily balance, daily number of meals and daily weight over time.