CaloryGuard Pro

Name: CaloryGuard Pro
Price: 3 USD
Rating: 4.5 (353 reviews)
Author: Falko Buttler

By: Falko Buttler

Track calories, lose weight

Features & Capabilities

CaloryGuard Pro is your personal calorie and fitness coach. It tracks calories, weight, and steps with full Apple Health support, a huge food database (including USDA), and multiple diet options. The app is optimized for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Apple Watch, with fast input and powerful reporting to help you reach your goals.

New features include step tracking via Apple Watch, Fitbit, and Withings, integration with wireless scales, RunKeeper and Strava, cloud synchronization across unlimited devices, and PDF/CSV export for easy sharing with family, doctors, or trainers. It also offers offline mode, password protection, multi-user support, backups, multilingual UI, and a track record of hundreds of thousands of satisfied customers worldwide.

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By:

Falko Buttler

Rating:

4.50

(353) 0.10

Version:

3.101.0 Last updated: 2020-05-28

Version code:

836167964

Creation date:

2012-04-25

Compatible devices:

Size:

58.47MB

Price:

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

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Developed by:

Falko Buttler

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/ch/app/caloryguard-pro/id502778111?l=en-GB

Website:

http://www.caloryguard.com

User Reviews

CaloryGuard Pro is a boon for anyone wanting to seriously monitor their nutrition intake and thus control weight and follow activity level. I like it a lot. I just wish some additional dietary elements were included such sugar intake.

by Fr*****, 2013-08-26

Amazing, after all their "different versions" (instead of upgrades) there are still issues. 1) Entries for food products still not even close to being US market sensitive. 2) Entering a new item by piece is flaky since you are forces to ounces or weight, not units. 3) Description in iTunes implies you can sync via cloud (implying iCloud), but that is not the case and Dropbox still required. 4) Some settings features cause app to crash unless connected to Internet. 5) Can't scan unless you upgrade and then you can't scan US products. I so wish that iTunes had a lemon law that allow a buyer to get a refund in the first day of use... Having tried the older versions of this app and like a sucker, paid $ for the next virgin release... It will never happen again.