

But it is simple to use, and may be good for patients who aren’t as tech-savvy. Nutrients tracked for the day only include fat, carbs, and protein (although more nutrient information can be viewed for each individual item).
Overall Impressions from Around the Web:
Many users (both iOS and Android) commented that the app could be improved with the addition of various features including a fitness tracker to gauge how many calories of those consumed were burned. The developer also touts the app as the only one with a barcode scanner — however, this comment could easily be outdated given the pace of change in the app industry. Overall, users seemed to like the app but were hoping for a better version soon.
DailyBurn Tracker (iOS)
DailyBurn Tracker (Android)
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