Easy Diet Diary NZ

An app for people wanting to monitor energy intake on a regular basis. This app is best used under the supervision of a dietitian or health professional.

Easy Diet Diary NZ By Xyris Software Australia
Features
  • Calorie counter 
  • Diet tracker
  • Barcode scanning
  • Exercise tracker
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Security and privacy Does the app:
  • collect medical information: Yes (weight, height, date of birth, etc)
  • require a login: Yes
  • have password protection: No
  • have a privacy policy: Yes (viewed online, not via the app)
  • require internet access: No
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What does the app do?

Easy Diet Diary is an app that records food consumed by the user and links to food composition software. The primary aim of the app is to monitor energy, protein, fat, carbohydrates and a limited number of micronutrients. Additional features of the app allow weight and exercise monitoring.

This app is best used under the supervision of a dietitian or health professional with access to Foodworks software (Xyris Ltd). If used in isolation it still has benefit for a knowledgeable consumer with an understanding of appropriate energy requirements and exercise.

For the complete app description, go to the App store or for a more detailed review, see Reviews. 

PROS CONS 

✔ Freely available

✔ Generally easy to use

✔ Ability to share data with a health professional or dietitian

✔ Barcode food entry

✘ Australian food composition database

✘ Data entry becomes monotonous in time

✘ Data entry is time consuming

✘ Available on iTunes only

Review details

Date of review: October 2019
Platform reviewed: Apple
Version: 6.0.27
Download size: 287 MB
Updated on: 18/09/2019

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