★ ★ ★ Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter Overview
What is Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter?
Macro Tracker is a mobile application that helps users track their daily macro intake to meet their individualized fitness goals. It allows users to easily track their daily macro and caloric intake, calculate or set daily targets, search thousands of foods, and build their own food library. The app also features a historical daily macro log, a weight progress tracker, and a consistency score to help users stay on track.
Software Features and Description
1. Use our built-in macro calculator to determine recommended macros, or input your own numbers.
2. * Accuracy scores let you know how closely you've been to your macro goals over different time periods.
3. It's the easiest way to track your macros and caloric intake throughout the day to meet your individualized fitness goals.
4. Historical daily macro log lets you see how you did on previous days.
5. MacroTrak is the simplest macro tracker.
6. Then just pick foods you eat from your food list, and your stats throughout the day display on the home screen.
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Download and install Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter on your computer
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Or follow the guide below to use on PC:
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- Windows 10
- Windows 11
Install Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter app on your Windows in 4 steps below:
- Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .
- Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.
- Using Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:
- Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter"
- The search will reveal the Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter app icon. Open, then click "Install".
- Once Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter.
- Now enjoy Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter on PC.
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Download on Windows 11
For Windows 11, check if there's a native Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter Windows app here » ». If none, follow the steps below:
- To get started, Download the OpenPC software »
- Upon installation, open OpenPC app » goto "Playstore on PC" » click "Configure_Download" button. This will auto-download and install PlayStore on your computer.
- To use Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter,
- Login to the PlayStore we just installed
- Search for "Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter" » then Click "Install".
- Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter will now be available on your Windows start-menu.
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- 8GB RAM
- SSD Storage
- Processor: Intel Core i3, AMD Ryzen 3000
- Architecture: x64 or ARM64
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Macro Tracker. Calorie Counter functions
- Daily log to track weight progress and macro consumption over time
- Ability to track standard macros (fats, protein, carbs), fiber, net carbs, and calories
- Metric and American units
- Easy view of macro consumption throughout the day
- Ability to keep track of foods eaten and create a personal food library
- Single entry option for foods eaten only once
- Calculator to determine macro goals or input custom macro goals
- Thousands of pre-loaded foods to search
- Consistency score to track how many days macros have been logged over different time periods
- Accuracy scores to track how closely macro goals have been met over different time periods
- Can be used as a calorie counter or keto food manager
- Low carb foods are easy to find
- Ability to plan meals to maximize macro intake
- Can be used in conjunction with a current meal-planner
- Optional subscription for additional features
- Privacy policy and terms of service available to view.
✔ Pros:
- Simple and easy to use
- No annoying ads
- Helps with understanding eating patterns and cutting back on certain foods
- Provides generous amounts of food
- Allows for adding custom foods with pictures
- Shows week, month, multi-month, and year ratios
- Allows for editing daily macros and caloric goals with ease
☹ Cons:
- Some users have reported issues with the most recent update, including deleted foods and incorrect serving sizes
- Some users have reported incorrect pictures next to entered foods
- Some users have reported issues with the percentage of foods eaten vs. macros displayed
Top Pcmac Reviews
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By Momo(:(|) (Pcmac user)
I’ve been using MacroTrak for going on two years now. It’s worked really well for me for what I needed it for. I was able to put in custom foods and easily put in how many grams or servings your the plus/minus or manually entering it in. It helped me get to where I am today. With the most recent update the foods I had accumulated and use often have been deleted. It keeps changing the serving sizes I had entered in originally. The slide bar makes it hard to put in the serving size I’m eating for the day. I’m unable to put any new foods in without editing a saved entry I already have. Even if I delete a bunch of foods I haven’t eaten in a long time it won’t allow me to enter it in. I can’t even use the search bar to go through my list of foods it brings new foods to view. It makes using the app almost unbearable. If you switch between the percentage and the grams of the serving the numbers will stay the same so if the percentage of serving you want is 25% then you also see 25 grams even if the full serving is 85 grams. I rather just use the excel sheet I made to keep track or macros for the week which is what I’ve ended up doing since the update. It’s more accurate than the app is now. The app is supposed to make tracking easier and less labor intensive, but I rather stick with an excel sheet than deal with the bugs.
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By bfitforever (Pcmac user)
I have been on Keto for 1 month. Initially I lost ten pounds and then I plateaud. I needed to start counting my macros. This has helped me understand my eating patterns and also cut back on certain amounts of food. I really think about what I’m going to put into my mouth now. This diet gives me generous amounts of food. But some foods even In small amounts can take up a lot of my caloric intake for the day. For example, I go over my fat allowance daily. Apparently, I crave a lot of fat during my day. I know I need fat, but I want my body to eat it’s own body fat so I can lose my body fat.
So do I like this app? Absolutely! And it’s free! Is it tedious to manually add the nutritional data into my food list so I can click it when I need it? Yes! But I do the work initially and then I’m set! Taking care of our bodies isn’t easy. Nobody really wants to have to do such consistent work. But it’s so worth the long term health of your body. What we do today may make the difference of been In a wheelchair when we are in our 80s or dancing salsa in our senior center mixer!😊😉👍 Use this app and get fit! You can do it!
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They really screwed this app up!
By Seriously!?!!?!??!??! (Pcmac user)
I’ve used this app for a couple of years and I really enjoyed its no nonsense simplicity. Took a break for a while and figured I’d use it again to track my macros for my current keto stint. Wow, what a train wreck! They really screwed this app up. Most of my foods that I’ve had entered have the wrong picture next to them. The percentage of foods eaten vs. what’s shown on the “today” tab don’t make sense. Not to mention you can’t even add a custom percentage if you’ve eaten more than 200%. They’ve really fully sacrificed functionality here for aesthetics, and it’s pathetic. The app was fine the way it was. I’ve got a lot of time into adding all my custom foods into the app and I’m kind of peeved that I’m probably going to have to do it all over again in a new app. I hope they can fix this one or somehow make it possible to revert back to the old version, but I doubt either will happen.
Update: this app is so f’d up that I thought I’d come back and reiterate how absolutely dismal it has gotten. I’m done with it! The developers should be ashamed of themselves.
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Great job MacroTrak!
By sdn9609 (Pcmac user)
Simple to use, no annoying adds, works every time. Takes all the guesswork out of managing my meals. Use food database, or add your own food sources with pics in seconds. See week, month, multi-month, year ratios. Edit daily macros and caloric goals in a couple clicks (er..taps). Day by day history. For something that I spend only minutes a day with, I get a volume of information and history.
Requests (always room for improvement):
1. Ability to set caloric intake goal and F/P/C ratios to auto populate the app goals.
2. Set caloric intake range to auto populate changing daily calories over the course of the week (gotta keep the body guessing)
3. Backup to iCloud and ability to sync data with other iOS devices.
4. This one’s probably tougher - incorporate a way to see the impact on macros for selected food sources if eaten but before I tap to have eaten. Right now I tap to have eaten, and if I don’t like the impact on macros I delete and choose something else. If I like it, then I proceed to consume.
5. Maintain food sources in daily history.
6. Add calendar toggle to history so a day of the month can be jumped to. Allow scroll month backward/forward. That daily list is going to get long!
6. I’ll think of some more I’m sure.
Thanks!
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