The problem is a diary that interrupts every entry. MyFitnessPal still has the largest food catalog. It also has the loudest 1-star pile: ads between logs, a scanner behind Premium, a daily cap on the free tier, and forty "chicken" results none of which is the plate in front of you. Training is an afterthought. Option 1 is Khatwa. Photograph dinner, or search, or type it. See calories and protein. Ask the coach what is left. Keep a guided home or gym program in the same free app. MyFitnessPal is option 2 if packaged food and a huge list are enough and you will tolerate ads or pay.
Homemade food starts at the camera, not a paywalled scanner.
1. Khatwa: the log you finish
Photo, search, or manual. Favorites for meals you repeat. Coach from leftover calories. Guided programs so food and training live in one place. Apple Health or Health Connect for steps. Arabic and English. Free on iOS and Android. We do not claim a barcode scanner. We do not claim 80 micronutrients.
2. MyFitnessPal if the catalog is the product you want
The database is still useful when dinner is boxed and named. Leave if logging is slower than eating because of ads, a cap, or a dish the list cannot name. iPhone and Android versions of the switch: MyFitnessPal alternative for iPhone and for Android.
Log dinner without a video in the way
Khatwa: photo meals, coach, home or gym programs. Free.
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