MacroTracker: Calorie Counter

Name: MacroTracker: Calorie Counter
Rating: 4.3 (540 reviews)
Author: Josef Landing

By: Josef Landing App

Food diary

Overview

Version:

4.4.24

Last updated: 2025-12-14

Ranking

#72,708 ▼ 43

Overall

Features & Capabilities

MacroTracker: Calorie Counter is a free macro tracking app and food diary. Log meals, calories, and macros with a large foods database. Add items quickly using the built-in barcode scanner, nutrition label scanner, or photo recognition (Premium). Create custom meals and track progress with detailed charts to build healthy habits.

Key features include Smart Search, Barcode Scanner, Nutrition Label Scanner, Photo Recognition (Premium), simple logging tools, and customizable macros. It also supports Health app sync to incorporate your step data. Download now and start your journey toward a healthier you. For questions, reach us via the in-app contact form or macrotracker_app@hotmail.com.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Josef Landing

Rating:

4.30

(540)

Version:

4.4.24 Last updated: 2025-12-14

Version code:

880661304

Creation date:

2023-02-10

Compatible devices:

Size:

73.93MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-25

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Ranking

# 72,708 ▼ 43

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Developed by:

Josef Landing

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/macrotracker-calorie-counter/id1669971429

User Reviews

MacroTracker is praised for being free, private, easy to use, with a solid food database and barcode scanning, plus clear charts. Its key strengths are no ads or subscriptions and the ability to tailor foods and track macros. However, common downsides include reliability issues: crashes that can cause data loss, lack of cross-device syncing (phone/tablet) and limited health app integration, and requests for more customization with occasional search gaps. Some OS compatibility concerns are noted. Overall it’s a strong free option, but stability and feature completeness need work.

Pros

Free macro/calorie tracking with no subscription and no ads.
Very user-friendly and intuitive UI that makes logging easy.
Strong food database with helpful search, barcode scanning, and ability to add custom foods.
Privacy-friendly and does not track users.
Comprehensive progress visuals and charts for macros and weight that help with motivation.

Cons

Crashes and stability issues that can lead to data loss.
Lack of cross-device syncing (phone/tablet) and limited health/app integration.
Desire for more customization options (e.g., sugar tracking, notes, vitamins) and control over servings.
Occasional gaps in the food database/search requiring manual entry for some items.
Compatibility or stability issues on some OS versions/devices.

Recent reviews

This is a well-designed macro tracker, and I’ve enjoyed using it. A few improvements would make it even better. I’d like the option to hide or remove the exercise-tracking sections when I don’t use them, automatic switching between light and dark mode, and the ability to change the app language in settings without losing data. The feedback and bug-reporting buttons also seem not to work, or at least they don’t show a confirmation after submission. It would also help to track cholesterol and sodium across multiple days, or at minimum let users review sodium intake from previous days. Finally, I’d appreciate a lifetime premium purchase option.

by da*****, 2026-07-19

Update June 1 2026. The app now won’t search any of the database for foods. It literally says no results. I have reached out to the developer several times with no response. I really liked the app but I might have to go to something else’s that’s being supported or updated from time to time. I really like the app. Frankly it’s one of the best free options on the App Store. I really wish the developer would update a couple of things: 1. The calorie counter is way off, even from its own calculation. For example if you manually enter your steps the calories out are way higher than the app automatically tracks. My wish list here is that it would just import ALL of the data from my Apple Watch. Workouts, steps etc. 2. I can only search the foods when not connected to WiFi. It doesn’t make any sense and the developer hasn’t responded to any bug reports. Overall I still will use the app. But I really wish it would get a few much needed updates. And I haven’t used any of the ai features and I likely won’t so I can’t speak to that.