I have come to prefer Cronometer.
I find that I like the fact that i can personalize it more.
I find that the macros seem more accurate.
I find that it is easier to find actual products I want to enter.
I may have to play around with it. The main reason I have used Carb Manager is to calculate macros on the recipes I develop. I don't actively track macros anymore. However the recent major "upgrade" to Carb Manager has made inputting recipes a bit frustrating for me.
Have you used Cronometer to input recipes? If so, how easy do you find it to use and to find ingredients?
Illegitimi non carborundum
@ketoadmin I find it easy. It lists brands in many cases. For example Keto Chow has multiple flavor and most of them are list.
ie: Keto Chow, Peaches and Cream
I'll see how it goes when I enter my next recipe. I like that you can take pictures of nutritional labels to import new foods and ingredients.
Illegitimi non carborundum
You can also scan some bar codes
I've only used carb manager, but only b/c I didn't know about anything else. I'm gonna check out cronometer though - thanks!
@blains I like the barcode scanning feature. Like I said, where the rubber meets the road is how hard/easy it is to enter a recipe. I'll have the answer to that probably on Thursday.
Illegitimi non carborundum
I just entered my first recipe in Cronometer and found it a lot easier / more intuitive than Carb Manager. It also provides macros at the decimal level, rather than rounding to a full gram.
Illegitimi non carborundum