YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet for PC

★ ★ ★ YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet Overview

What is YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet? The Calorie Counter app by YAZIO is a diet and weight loss app that helps users manage their daily food diary, track their activities, and lose weight successfully. The app has over 50 million users who have achieved their New Year’s resolutions with YAZIO. The app offers a personal plan to lose weight or build muscles, a calorie table with over 2 million foods, a nutrition tracker and food diary for all meals, tracks calories, carbs, proteins, and fats, and more.

Software Features and Description

1. With the Calorie Counter app by YAZIO, you can manage your daily food diary, track your activities and lose weight successfully.

2. Do you want to help make the YAZIO Calorie Counter an even better nutritional & diet app? We always welcome your suggestions and feedback.

3. YAZIO PRO is significantly cheaper than comparable Calorie Counter apps for diet and weight loss.

4. By buying YAZIO PRO, you'll gain access to all premium features, including the Nutrition Coach, Recipes and Meal Plans.

5. The subscription will be auto–renewed shortly before the subscription period ends, maintaining the same price and subscription type you previously purchased, unless you unsubscribe no later than 24 hours before the subscription ends.

6. You can manage or cancel your PRO subscription in your iTunes Account settings at any time.

7. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription.

8. By subscribing to PRO, you are agreeing to the terms of the Apple App Store and YAZIO's Terms of Service & Privacy Policy.

9. – Alexander: "I've been using the Calorie Counter since April and have lost up to 60 lb.

10. "I've lost the first 15 lb, and with the Calorie Calculator, you definitely will get a great feeling about your nutrition.

11. More than 50 million people have already achieved their New Year’s resolutions with YAZIO.

12. Liked YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet? here are 5 Health & Fitness apps like Fast Food Calories; Calorie Counter by FatSecret; Calorie Plan; Lose It! – Calorie Counter; Calorie Counter - Daily Steps;

Download and install YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet	Get App ↲	34,649 4.69	YAZIO

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet 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 YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet"
The search will reveal the YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet.
Now enjoy YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	YAZIO	4.69	12.3.0

Get YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	YAZIO	34649	4.69

Download on Android: Download Android

YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet functions

- Personal plan to lose weight or build muscles

- Calorie table with over 2 million foods

- Nutrition tracker and food diary for all meals

- Tracks calories, carbs, proteins, and fats

- Create meals, add favorites or input new foods

- Copy diary entries to other days easily

- Built–in barcode scanner for quick searching

- Tracks sports, exercises, and activities

- Calorie calculator to track burned calories

- Tracks daily steps walked and be more active

- Documents weight with weight tracker

- Assesses diet and achievements

- Syncs with Health App and other fitness apps

- Use the Watch App to take control

- Great Today widget and 3D touch feature

- PRO is a useful extension of the free app

- Nutritional plans for low carb, high protein, etc.

- Over 100 healthy and delicious recipes

- Smart and intelligent food rating

- More analysis including diet and body statistics

- Tracks other nutrients like sugar, fiber, and salt

- Recognize foods with the most carbs or fat

- Shows progress over the previous 2.5 years

- Tracks body fat, blood pressure, and blood sugar

- Measure breast, waist, and hip circumference

- Plan diet and sports for the next days

- No more advertisements

- Supports continuous improvement of YAZIO

✔ Pros:

- User-friendly interface

- Supports various diets, including Keto

- Includes a recipes section

☹ Cons:

- Small and inaccurate food database

- Cannot change standard portion size

- Calorie calculation for goals is not user-friendly and requires manual recalculation

- Does not provide exact calories expended for the day

- Unclear explanation of the color of the circle for each day

- Calorie calculation for goals is not accurate and requires knowledge of BMR calculations

Top Pcmac Reviews

Not ready for the iPhone X

By Princess5307 (Pcmac user)

I’ve used a few calorie counter apps before, and this one seemed good at first. However, there are a few options that are not user friendly. I have the free version so they may be better on the subscription version. But, for one it’s hard to determine exactly where it is deriving the caloric limit from and it doesn’t automatically update with weight loss or gain, you must manually recalculate each time. Then, it doesn’t tell you the exact calories you have expended for the day (even wearing an Apple Watch), it just gives you a goal to burn each day based on information entered in to the bio. I have yet to determine what the color of the circle for each day indicates since there is no explanation for that. Also, I’ve yet to come across any of my foods that have the barcode information entered into their food database. A lot of the foods I'm scanning are common foods. It’s extremely time consuming and frustrating to have to enter all the information about every ingredient in each meal in manually. It also only gives a few options for serving sizes instead of multiple options. Most of the serving sizes on the packaging of my foods don’t even match up with one of the serving size options given. Lastly, the app crashes on my iPhone X every time I try to search for a food. This is by far the most frustrating issue I’ve had with it. If it crashes every time I try to enter my food, how am I supposed to actually track my calories?
Good, but needs work with the food database

By JAVaugh (Pcmac user)

My main gripe with this app is that the food database makes things more difficult than they need to be. It’s very small, and usually the entries that are there are just plain wrong. About a quarter of the time I just fill out my own entry, which only adds to the problem because now there’s another entry and unless people look up the nutrition info they don’t know which one is right. Also you can’t change what the app considers a standard portion, it’s stuck at oz by default. For example, I recently added 7-Eleven’s Chicken Dippers to the database. The 7-Eleven website lists the portion as 1 piece at 70 calories, one piece being 24g. When I entered the food I set the standard portion as 24g and even set up another portion as 24g labeled “piece”. When I finished the entry the default portion is labeled as oz and defaults to 1oz, which is slightly more than one portion. You can still change it to 1 piece and have the correct info, but the default being wrong might confuse users. Other than that the app is great. I don’t have problems with step counting like I do on other apps, and the UI is clean. I also appreciate not having to create an account, I’ll give it five stars because I believe the database problem is fixable. Although seeing reviews here with similar problems from a year ago doesn’t give me hope.
Life changer

By Ak199 (Pcmac user)

I started this app as a slim 17 year old kid getting ready to go to college. My goal has always been to play lacrosse at Syracuse and this app is helping me immensely. I set my goal to building muscle as I started as an athletic but still somewhat scrawny kid. I started at 135 and set my goal weight for 155 to start. With the help of this app, I have been able to get the proper amount of calories I need for my goal AND I get a step counter and calories burned counter. This app does all the math for me and I am no longer struggling with my calorie counting like I was before this app. In 2 weeks I have gained almost 6 pounds of almost 100% pure muscle. This app has made it easy to meet daily goals with reminders and helpful tools throughout the app. The recipe ideas are also helpful even if you don’t have the pro membership.
Bad calculations

By Exile714 (Pcmac user)

The good: interface, doesn’t push fad diets (but supports them, you Keto people), nice recipes section. The neutral: pro version cost, database needs work (but works well enough, and doesn’t play games with serving sizes so far) The bad: calorie calculation for goals. Oof, this one is a big one. If you’re the kind of person who has success with straight calorie tracking as opposed to food category restriction (which is just a convoluted way to get to calorie restriction), then you should be familiar with BMR calculations. My BMR is about 2500 Calories when sedentary, and and activity beyond that raises my caloric needs. This app adds movement Calories from Apple Watch, Fitbit etc. That’s great! But... they add movement Calories into your baseline! What does this mean? If I want to lose 1lb a week, I should be eating 2000 Calories plus more for movement. But this app starts me at 2500 and THEN adds my movement Calories. So if so burn 500 on average, this app says I should eat 3000... or 3500 if I want to maintain weight. You can set caloric goals manually, but if you’re going to try counting calories with this app, you’re going to maintain or gain weight, not lose. This app isn’t the only one to do this, but given how good the interface is for straight calorie counters... it’s just frustrating. So just don’t rely on their Calorie goal calculator, do a BMR calculation online and remember 500C/day is 1lb/week, then go from there.