Calorie Counter by Nutracheck review
A customizable food diary with barcode logging, nutrient tracking and device syncing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Calorie Counter by Nutracheck is a food and nutrition diary for people managing weight or building eating habits. It combines barcode food search with calorie and seven-nutrient tracking, while organizing entries into meal occasions such as breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks. Those occasions can be customized, and users can save frequently logged foods or copy foods and meals across days. Weight and body measurements, exercise and homemade recipes are also part of the app, which is available on Android, iOS and the web.
The diary’s value is in the structure around logging: exercise records, progress tracking and recipe creation sit alongside food entries, rather than requiring a food-only workflow. Widgets and device syncing add ways to connect tracking with a phone or supported health services. Nutracheck lists Samsung Health, Fitbit, Garmin and Health Connect as integrations. This makes it a reasonable fit for someone who wants a structured diary and already uses one of those services; it is less suited to someone seeking a broader health platform beyond food, activity and body measurements.
Nutracheck offers free use and a seven-day trial, followed by membership for unlimited use and tools including food and exercise databases, reports, recipes, meal ideas, diary customization and an ad-free experience. According to the vendor’s pricing page, Monthly membership is $6.99 for one month and Annual membership is $39.99 for 12 months; both include those listed membership features. Choose the annual option if a year of ongoing tracking fits your needs, or monthly if you prefer a shorter commitment. The free option and trial offer a way to assess the diary before paying, while anyone wanting unlimited access should account for the recurring membership.
Calorie Counter by Nutracheck pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks calories and seven nutrients alongside meal occasions.
- Barcode search, saved favourites and copy-across-days tools support logging.
- Syncs with Samsung Health, Fitbit, Garmin and Health Connect.
- Where it doesn't
- Unlimited use and additional tools require a paid membership after the trial.
- Monthly membership costs $6.99; annual membership costs $39.99.
- Its focus is food, exercise and weight tracking rather than broader health management.
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