Name: Nutritionix Track Hack 1.5.2 + Redeem Codes
Rating: 4.8 (24607 reviews)

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Description

Nutritionix Track is a fitness tracking app developed and maintained by a team of registered dietitians. Making fitness tracking a daily habit is an effective way to work towards your health goals, so the mission of the Track app is to take the heavy-lifting out of keeping up with your food log.

Track’s simplicity and efficiency is why our users don’t just give food logging a try – they stick with it.

Check it out:

Log all of your foods in as little as 60 seconds per day thanks to the following features:

- Predictive search

- State-of-the-art Natural Language processing technology

- Instant barcode scanning

What can I track?

- Food intake

- Nutrient totals

- Exercise

- Weight and weight progress

- Calorie and macro goals

- Water intake

The unrivalled Nutritionix database offers:

- 800K+ unique foods

- Coverage of 95% of grocery items in the US and Canada

- 760+ US restaurant chain menus

- Thousands of common foods recipes created by our in-house team of dietitians

- We are adding and updating hundreds of foods every day!

Create custom recipes and food items:

- Advanced recipe creation tool for logging custom recipes in seconds

- Custom Foods tool for one-off items

- Share your recipes easily!

Additional features

- Download your data as a spreadsheet with our Export feature

- Keep tabs on your progress with the Stats view

- Sync your Track nutrition, weight and active energy data with Apple health with our push/pull feature.

- Fitbit sync

Track Pro

Upgrade to Track Pro to access the Coach Portal and share your Track food log with your dietitian, trainer, or other ‘coach’.

- Become a premium Track user by subscribing to Track Pro. Subscription prices start at $5.99 USD/month for the monthly subscription and $29 USD/year for the annual subscription. Prices are in U.S. dollars, are subject to change, and may vary in countries other than the U.S.

- 2 month free trial for premium features.

- If you choose to purchase Track Pro, payment will be charged to your iTunes account, and your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the 2-month trial period. Auto-renewal may be turned off at any time by going to your settings in the iTunes store after purchase.

Privacy: http://www.nutritionix.com/privacy

Terms: https://www.nutritionix.com/terms

Have any feedback? Please let us know at [email protected]

Version history

1.5.2

2023-04-29

Version 1.5.2 includes key bug fixes for a smoother Track experience. Download today!

1.5.1

2023-01-13

Minor bug fixes.

1.5.0

2023-01-03

We have added a 2023 survey to help us understand what is most important to your Track life style.

1.49

2021-12-20

Don't forget to reference our FAQ page for tips and tricks for faster logging with Nutritionix Track: https://help.nutritionix.com/
What's new in the latest release:
- Minor bug fixes for version 1.4.9

1.48

2021-10-29

1.47

2021-03-29

Don't forget to reference our FAQ page for tips and tricks for faster logging with Nutritionix Track: https://help.nutritionix.com/
What's new in the latest release:
- Revise logging foods from your History.
- Added possibility to report food nutrition discrepancy in the basket section.
- Minor bug fixes for version 1.4.7

1.44

2021-02-24

1.42

2020-10-07

Don't forget to reference our FAQ page for tips and tricks for faster logging with Nutritionix Track: https://help.nutritionix.com/
What's new in the latest release:
- Recipes menu item adjustment.
- Minor bug fixes for version 1.4.2

1.41

2020-09-29

Don't forget to reference our FAQ page for tips and tricks for faster logging with Nutritionix Track: https://help.nutritionix.com/
What's new in the latest release:
- User preferences adjustment
- Minor bug fixes for version 1.4.1

1.40

2020-09-15

Don't forget to reference our FAQ page for tips and tricks for faster logging with Nutritionix Track: https://help.nutritionix.com/
What's new in the latest release:
- Revise user login
- Minor bug fixes for version 1.4.0

1.20

2020-05-21

Don't forget to reference our FAQ page for tips and tricks for faster logging with Nutritionix Track: https://help.nutritionix.com/
What's new in the latest release:
- Weight logging improvement
- Network connection improvements
- Additional bug fixes for version 1.2.0

1.11

2020-05-11

Don't forget to reference our FAQ page for tips and tricks for faster logging with Nutritionix Track: https://help.nutritionix.com/
What's new in the latest release:
- Offline mode improvements
- Revise weight graph preset intervals
- Coach Portal Improvements
- Additional bug fixes for version 1.11

1.10

2020-04-08

1.9

2020-02-27

Don't forget to reference our FAQ page for tips and tricks for faster logging with Nutritionix Track: https://help.nutritionix.com/
What's new in the latest release:
- Custom Food feature enhancements
- Fix bug that sometimes caused duplicate entries in HealthKit Sync
- Revamped Password Reset process
- Added Vitamins A and D to the Healthkit Sync
- Additional bug fixes for version 1.0.93

1.8

2020-02-17

Don't forget to reference our FAQ page for tips and tricks for faster logging with Nutritionix Track: https://help.nutritionix.com/
What's new in the latest release:
- Restored Facebook login
- Optimization in search recipes section
- Additional bug fixes for version 1.0.8

1.7

2020-02-03

Don't forget to reference our FAQ page for tips and tricks for faster logging with Nutritionix Track: https://help.nutritionix.com/

What's new in the latest release:
- Optimizations for TrackPro registration process for users who want to share their food logs with a coach
- Bug fix for photo upload in the Basket section
- Bug fix for sharing a food with a link
- New feature - Now you can copy a recipe in the Recipes section
- Additional bug fixes for version 1.07

1.5

2019-10-24

Don’t forget to reference our FAQ page for tips and tricks for faster logging with Nutritionix Track: https://help.nutritionix.com/

What’s new in the latest release:
- Bug fix for saving changes to Preferences
- Improved flagging for new products
- Updates to Push Reminders (optional feature)

1.4

2019-06-18

What’s new in the latest release:
- Resolved HealthKit issue with duplicate entries for exercise calories and weight data
- New microphone button on Freeform screen to facilitate logging by speech-to-text
- improved photo upload flow for submitting new products
- Bug fix for account reference issues
- Net Carbs displayed on Edit-Food views
- General bug fixes

1.3

2019-05-30

1.2

2018-11-08

Looking for a new snack routine? Or maybe your goal is to up your fiber intake? Check out the new Recommended Products tab for dietitian-approved food products and supplements that could help you stay on track to reaching your dietary goals.

What’s new in the latest version?
- Copy and Delete buttons added to Meal summaries
- Improvements for display on iPhone x
- Additional bug fixes

1.1

2018-07-19

Summer schedules can get hectic between all of the outdoor outings and vacation trips. Track was designed to make food logging faster and easier so that you can spend less time updating your food log and more time enjoying the sunshine, good food, and good company all summer long.

Here’s what’s new in the latest version to keep you on track:
- Fixed issue with Health Kit sync reverting to inactive
- Improved workflow for renaming recipes when the recipe name already exists
- Resolved issue saving new weight preferences under profile
- Restored display of Zinc (micronutrient)

1.0999

2018-05-31

The Track app is designed to make accurate food logging faster and easier so that you can spend less time updating your food log and more time enjoying the springtime weather ahead. To help you stay on track, we’re releasing a few optimizations and bug fixes, so check out what’s new:
- Rocking the new iPhone X? We’ve improved our app display on the larger screen size.
- Improvements to search experience for your recipes
- Conveniently access our privacy policy and terms of use from the Help section
- %DV values displayed on the nutrition facts labels now incorporate your personal Daily Calorie Limit
- Nutrition label bug fix

1.0998

2018-05-29

The Track app is designed to make accurate food logging faster and easier so that you can spend less time updating your food log and more time enjoying the springtime weather ahead. To help you stay on track, we’re releasing a few optimizations and bug fixes, so check out what’s new:

- Rocking the new iPhone X? We’ve improved our app display on the larger screen size.
- Improvements to search experience for your recipes
- Conveniently access our privacy policy and terms of use from the Help section
- %DV values displayed on the nutrition facts labels now incorporate your personal Daily Calorie Limit

1.0996

2018-03-05

Creating recipes with Track is easy! Our Recipe Builder is powered by natural language technology to handle multiple ingredients all at once. Or if you have a recipe with branded ingredients, you can use the barcode scanner to add the exact ingredients to your Basket, and create a recipe right there! With this latest version, you can now add photos to your recipes!

What else is new?
- Swipe to Copy Meal optimizations
- Better caffeine reporting
- You can now update your email and password from the mobile app
- Additional bug fixes

Happy Tracking!

1.0995

2018-02-05

Did you know that people who log their foods at least 6 days a week lose twice the weight? Whether your goal for this year is to lose weight, exercise more, or maybe to eat more servings of veggies, we’re making is easier to stay on track and keep your food log up-to-date.

Here’s what’s new in the latest version:
- Faster loading for your recipes (so get cookin’!)
- View additional micronutrient totals in the Daily Summary view
- Calling all *coaches* - We made some improvements to the Coach Portal display
- Keep track of your ‘Days Missed’ each month on the Stats view. Tip: Enable your daily push reminders to help you keep this number at ‘0’

Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases

Item	Price	iPhone/iPad	Android
Track Pro - Monthly (Track Pro Subscription)	~~$5.99~~ Free	BD282841513✱✱✱✱✱	B3357BE✱✱✱✱✱
Track Pro - Yearly (Track Pro Subscription)	~~$28.99~~ Free	BD997154213✱✱✱✱✱	A5BC6BC✱✱✱✱✱

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Ratings

4.8 out of 5

24.6K Ratings

Reviews

picard35, 10/07/2021

A wellness tracker that actually stands out from the rest.

I’ve seen and used many different wellness trackers during my time trying to meet a healthy weight. And all of these apps are great. They do there job and I have nothing to complain about. However, I never stick with any wellness apps because they are too good, and therefore, overly complicated. This is the pet where this app comes in. It’s dead simple to use which keeps me coming back to log my food intake. As long as you have a scale to weigh the food your eating, this simple app makes the chore of logging macros into kinda a game in a way. When I wake up I genuinely want to weigh my food and log it into the app because it’s very accurate, very thorough, and very effective. But finding all that in an app that is as simple as this one is hard to find. The app even automatically tally’s all of your calories for the day and differentiates the macros. This way in a matter of a second you can figure out if you met your goal. This app also integrates with restaurants so even if you have to eat out you can still log your calories for the food you order! All in all this app is effective, accurate, it’s fun to use and most importantly, its actually easy to understand and use!

SuperShopper!!, 22/10/2023

ALMOST Perfect! 😩

I started using this app about a week ago to replace MyFitnessPal (which I had been using since 2012 but got annoyed with because of their removing barcode scanning and their recently putting ads in very inconvenient places). I enjoy this app because searching for and logging foods is rather seamless; it is pretty intuitive to use. It also makes tracking your macros and micros easy.

My only gripe about the Nutritionix app is a single glitch that I experience. I often log a day’s meals all at once. However, after successfully logging breakfast, I attempt to log lunch for that day and it doesn’t appear in the diary. So I do it again and again and again, and it still doesn’t appear. So I have to close the app and reopen it after logging one meal in order to log another meal. This pretty much happens every time I use the app; it’s a tad annoying, especially the first few times that I attempted to log one meal 3 or 4 times before I realized that it was a glitch. Hopefully, this glitch will get fixed so I can thoroughly enjoy this app.

Otherwise, I like that this app does push and pull information from the Apple health app. I also appreciate that several of the restaurants I have searched have their items in this app. I further appreciate the (?)general food item that you can log if you for some reason can’t find your exact food so you don’t have to create your own every time.

Cam Is Da Boss, 13/07/2022

I've used this for about 1 week.

As per the title, I've only used this app for a relatively short amount of time, but so far I'm loving it. The barcode scanner system they have makes things fun for me. When entering in my weight, there's a little graph that shows how high or low it goes over time so I submitted all the recordings I had previously written down and it's very fulfilling seeing my progress on the chart. I do have minor issues with teeny aspects of parts of information that you can submit, but I've found unique ways to get around it within the app.

If I were to suggest something that's not exactly necessary, I would suggest "stickers" for the calendar. Maybe enter in a cake or balloon emoji for a day as a visual guide that there was a birthday party I went to. Possibly a toggle to show it on the weight graph too above or below the dot markers as another fun little visualization. For individuals with menstrual cycles(like me), it would be comforting seeing that my weight loss wasn't as much as I would've preferred it be with the visualization of some type of emoji representing that too. Or a sickness emoji. My main point is other heath/event factors like those would likely improve the interface for visual individuals.

SandcastleDream, 15/04/2020

Love It

I have used a lot of trackers over the years and this one tops them all. Simple to use. Let’s you edit freely, copy frequently used foods from previous days, great food search database, ability to enter custom foods, recipes, so versatile. Let’s you enter your goals not only for weight, but for ratio of protein, fat and carbs, a feature I’ve been craving. Tracks these ratios, plus calories and exercise. Shows these in a usable format as you log throughout the day. Love that you can click on any section, lunch, snacks, and get individual recap of calories, ratios, etc. This let’s you analyze each meal or the whole day. I am just below pre-diabetic so my goal is to up my protein and lower my carb and sugar intake. What a surprise when you can track these and see what you are really eating! This is so motivating and makes me feel in control, giving me the tools I need to manage what I eat and to meet my goals of delicious, easy, healthy eating. I just did a web search for high protein, low carb snacks and found many things I actually like that I can’t wait to log to see how they improve my ratios. Thank you for this tracker!

!AAnnaAA!, 06/07/2022

Best one I’ve found so far

I have tried a lot of the fitness trackers but they all had one common factor that led me to quit using them which was essentially an unhealthy level of “reminders” if you skip a day or meal or being overly focused on labeling a “bad” day as that. Ultimately I felt they contributed to unhealthy eating patterns for the long term. I just wanted a way to track my protein intake in a simple way without constantly being harassed by the app if I skipped a day. This is easy to use. It has most foods and entering manually is easy if not. The free form recipes aren’t perfect but they’re really easy to use. I like that I can share the recipe with my husband if he is choosing to track as well. If I choose to I can easily set my goal to 0% for every macros and then you just get a breakdown of your day, perfect for evaluating a starting point or simple intake tracking without guilt, but it’s there if you want to set a goal.

Neecy819, 12/05/2023

I wanted to love this app

I really like this app. I wanted to love it. It’s simple to use and effective for doing what you need for the most part. HOWEVER-there are a couple of things that are problems that I’ve noticed. One is that my nutrient chart shows a lot of alcohol has been consumed, and I have not logged any at all. This isn’t a deal breaker, BUT-the deal breaker is the custom recipe page. If you cook at home a lot and need to enter your own recipes, you might as well forget it. The ingredients are not customizable, meaning you cannot choose the exact ingredient you want-so basically you are getting an estimate of whatever brand the app wants to use and hope for the best as it tabulates ingredient calories. That just won’t work for anyone who cooks as much as I do. I need to be able to enter exact amounts and brands or have a choice of options. Right now as it is there are NONE. If you eat all packaged foods, it’ll work well, but unfortunately unless this part of the app gets a serious overhaul, I’m going to have to go with something else. If this gets updated I’ll definitely start using this app again!

ACompletelyUniqueNickname, 11/05/2019

Great database and functionality, some minor problems

Overall, the functionality of this food tracker is the best I’ve found. Large database of foods with correct/reasonable values for generic foods, the ability to scan bar codes, set up your make your own meals/recipes, a restaurant meal planner... Other similar apps seem to be inundated with incorrect information that the public has entered, making it hard to get good tracking.
One bug that detracts from it though is that it seems to update the Apple HealthKit app multiple times per day with the entire calorie/nutrient values leading to the HealthKit having wrong/double values. I did ensure that the time zone matches the phone time zone - it really looks like the issue is that the HealthKit API is being used incorrectly in the app. This really needs to be fixed.***This has been fixed***
One good enhancement to the UI would be to allow multiple entries from the page where it shows you “foods eaten for (meal)”. If you want to add multiple foods you’ve had before, each time you click, it takes you to another page and you have to menu back.

mcarter645, 03/06/2023

Not HAPPY and updates are not reliable no help from support!!!

When I updated the app on my phone and opened it all my recipes were gone. I use this app on my phone and I like to use the desktop as well. I have used it for several years. They now will not sync up. I want to see something on my phone That I added to my desktop I have to enter every thing twice. I do NOT want to update the desktop because I do not want to loose all my recipes like I did on my phone. If I am adding a recipe your support people told me a long time ago to put it on the desktop version which I have not minded to do. However, putting everything on twice since the update is really getting old. I don’t want to lose everything on my recipes because I use that feature all the time every day. I would like for my phone app and the desktop to sync which it does not do. HELP. I have tried to contact your support but the link hasn’t worked since the update. I have tried several times in the last few weeks. There is nothing easy about this app anymore. I have tried for what is beginning to be a long time with no offer of help. If you are thinking if using this app I would not.

EastTNCowgirl, 20/04/2021

Almost there!

I’ve been piloting this app as a replacement for MFP. (I’m looking for an app without all the social content, feeds, gamification, etc. that clutter up the experience and just distract me from why I’m using the app. The crowd sourced nutrition data on MFP has been a problem for me - many users are careless or do wacky things with their data entry, making it unreliable. Also, don’t want to pay the hefty subscription fee for some basic items like macro tracking.) Track addresses all of the above reasons I’m looking for a new nutrition tracker. However, are a few things Track still needs: ability to set different calorie goals for each day of the week (I plan for a little more intake on weekends), the Calendar Date picker seems broken, tablet or desktop interfaces are not available, and the ability to copy an entire day would be a great addition.) Overall, I think it’s likely Track may be my new nutrition tracker, especially if the calendar date picker bug is fixed and some of the above enhancements may be available in the future.

SniperWolf69, 29/11/2022

Outstanding

It’s pretty rare that I seek out writing a review for an app. Most apps prompt you to write them, but this one I am writing simply because I want to. I have used other trackers in the past and this one is by far my favorite to date. Some have excessive cost and others are just not as user-friendly. The way this app breaks down your daily intake of micro nutrients as well as macro nutrients and allows you to input everything in a simple and intuitive manner, makes this a product I strongly recommend for anybody who is interested in keeping a good grasp on what day and take daily. My only suggestion as of right now would be to allow more integration with other applications so that I do not have to manually enter things like my weight. That being said, it does say there are additional app integration coming soon, so they are likely already addressing my only complaint.