Food tracking apps including Lose It

[GardenB]

Has anyone used Lost It post op and beyond to track food? I’ve heard Baritastic is good but I’ve been using Lost It for years and have a huge store of info and recipes in there. Just wondering what people have found successful. For me, Lose It tracking is like a game/puzzle - making the best and most delicious choices within a given set of parameters. I always do better when I track.

 

[Tobi592!]

I have not had surgery yet but I was told to use MyFitnessPal. I also use EatWise - that app lets you set timers to remind you when you need to eat. I often forget to eat during the day and then at the end of my day I am so hungry. Using the EatWise app has helped me keep focused on when I need to eat.

 

[Roni]

I had fit bit back in 2011 and used it for a couple of years. Fell off it after I had knee replacement in 2014. Now I use Baritastic but have fallen off tracking for a while. I do have issues with getting meals in at decent time frames if I am working outside but I have been better at getting meals and snacks at better intervals in last month.

 

[Kcuster83]

I use My fitness pal. I was going to switch to Baristastic? (Or how ever it is spelled) but like you I have years of data in My fitness pal. Ton's of recipes that I built, including my new bariatric friendly ones.
I don't like to change up things that are working fine so I am sticking with My fitness pal.