Reliable Nutrition App (calorie counter etc)

[Scramblinghealingdreaming]

Can anybody recommend a reliable nutrition app? I have been using Myfitnesspal but so fed up of the inaccurate information in the database and its not always easy to input your own (especially when using your own recipe).

Happy to pay for accurate, time saving data.

[Selok]

I am using nutracheck and also used lose it, happy with both

[FlipFlops4Me]

Likewise I'm using Nutracheck. I like it because the food database is British which means all our supermarket branded stuff is in there as well as fresh food.

[Menora]

I use Noom at the moment

[ItsAllGoingToBeFine]

Another vote for Nutracheck.

[MenaiMna]

I also recommend Nutracheck, I find it easy to use.

[fallfallfall]

paid for 1 year of cronometer, and so far pleasantly surprised. i can access it from my iphone and desktop. creating a recipe is really simple and it boasts an accurate database. all the barcodes i've scanned have worked.
there is way more macro info that i'm not fussed about but 3 days in and i'm a fan.

[Selok]

@Menora how are you finding noom- thinking of 14-day trial ! Has it helped you lose weight yet?

[sageandbasil]

Just made the switch from MFP. It's great! Love that it adds in BF! Great recommendation thanks