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A look into how William uses Cronometer day to day. In Project Remission, William shares how logging meals helps him better understand his nutrition. Watch his mini-doc: youtube.com/watch?v=2_zDGh… Produced by @cwp_tw + @ACLifeMed

@drmarlonperalta Welcome to Cronometer - we're stoked to have you! PS. You can import your streak number to Cronometer - you don't have to lose your hard-earned number. (We often see people do this!) Let me know if you have any questions :) - Eliisa, Community Marketing Manager

Saying goodbye to myfitnesspal and my 595 day tracking streak. Cronometer is just better.

Going off medication can feel like a big step after going into remission. In Project Remission, William shares how Cronometer became part of his type 2 diabetes remission journey. Watch his mini-doc: youtube.com/watch?v=2_zDGh… @ACLifeMed. #ProjectRemission #Cronometer

@joel_trujillo It's hard to troubleshoot over socials! Please reach out to support@cronometer.com, our team will be happy to dive in and see what's happening.

@cronometer app still having syncing issues.

Nutrition can play a powerful role in long-term health. Watch William’s mini-doc: youtube.com/watch?v=2_zDGh… Produced by @ACLifeMed.

In this feature from Project Remission: A Lifestyle Medicine Approach to Type 2 Diabetes, Aaron shares how Cronometer grew from an open-source hobby project into a comprehensive nutrition tracking platform. Watch the video here: youtu.be/byCRjtEhqkc

William uses Cronometer to track his nutrition, plan meals ahead, and support his journey staying in remission from type 2 diabetes. Learn more about William's Story: youtu.be/2_zDGhZp98E A part of Project Remission, a video series produced by @cwp_tw and @ACLifeMed

@griffin_jason @mariotomich

@mariotomich @cronometer can help fix this.

The average US adult male weighs 200 lbs at 30% body fat. That's 60 lbs of fat x 3,500 kcal = 210,000 kcal of stored energy. Jogging a mile burns about 150 kcal. The average man has enough energy stored to jog about 1,400 miles, or 53 marathons. And dudes out there are worried about skipping a meal.

@harekrishna2025 go tracking but if accuracy is your goal, it doesn't perform the best compared to other methods of tracking. 2/2

@harekrishna2025 We designed the latest update with what the article refers to as The "Invisible Nutrient" Bias in mind, being able to suggest foods that commonly occur with foods that are in the photo- which could include oils or added sugar & salts. Photo logging is a great tool for on the 1/2

The easiest way to track your meals just got even better. Photo Logging with Ingredient Suggestions helps catch commonly missed extras like butter, cooking oils, or condiments that may not be obvious in a photo but still impact calories and macros. Available on Cronometer Gold.

@katiivey 🙌

@cronometer Excited to share this with my clients.👏🏻

“Hey Siri, log food in Cronometer” Simply describe your meal, and Siri will pass it to Cronometer where it’s added to your Diary for review. Learn more: cronometer.com/blog/voice-log…

The next era in food tracking: Voice logging, from Cronometer ✨ They’re making it impossible to say, “tracking is too hard.”

@i_5obuz Hey there! Looks like you want to edit the macros of a Custom Food. If you navigate to Foods > Custom Foods, you should be able to identify the relevant listing and edit the macros. For quick tracking you could also search "Quick Add" and add the relevant macronutrient.

@cronometer how can I edit the macros? Ive been trying for days and nothing is working for me

@tautologer That's a great feature request, I'll share with the team. What watch are you using?

@skooookum @cronometer the only thing missing is the ability to do this from my watch

Thank you @cronometer 🙏🙏🙏

@skooookum Glad you're enjoying Voice Logging!

@landonsfit @TravisVLifts

@TravisVLifts @cronometer i needa make the jump i think

bro my fitness pal is literal dog shit now days. the ui just sucks

Logging your meals just got more natural. 🎙️ Voice Logging is now available for Cronometer Gold users. Describe what you ate in your own words, review the matched entries, adjust as needed, and add them to your Diary. Find out more: cronometer.com/blog/voice-log…

@erroldnazareth @Jainadave_ Thanks for using Cronometer!

@Jainadave_ I track my meals / macros using @cronometer . Helps me keep track of my meals.

Do you track your protein intake?