Best Low Carb App

[Jonathan Knight]

Hi,

Although I’ve had type 2 diabetes for a while this is my first post here.

Most of the low carb apps I’ve looked at are based on a monthly subscription, which is fine., but choosing from the many available is difficult, particularly as some are US centric.

Can anyone recommend a good app that has barcode capability, recognises UK foods, offers recipes with opt out foods and is a reasonable monthly cost?

Thank you,

Jonathan

 

[Petlamb]

Hi,

Although I’ve had type 2 diabetes for a while this is my first post here.

Most of the low carb apps I’ve looked at are based on a monthly subscription, which is fine., but choosing from the many available is difficult, particularly as some are US centric.

Can anyone recommend a good app that has barcode capability, recognises UK foods, offers recipes with opt out foods and is a reasonable monthly cost?

Thank you,

Jonathan

Johnathan I'm new here too and the only app I know about is the my fitness pal.
that tracks your calories carbohydrates sugar fats etc.
I hope this helps you,you can get the free version or the premium one which you pay for.
I'm thinking about buying that, I've used the free one for years.

 

[JJay]

Nutracheck for me every time. Tracks carbs, calories, protein, fats, salt etc. Huge database, barcode reading, and ability to add your own recipes. £29.99 a year for the app only version, they offer a free 7-day trial.

 

[Lucyr]

I use nutracheck. It’s UK based and has pictures which for me makes it a million times quicker to use than my fitness pal. I’d suggest the app only version.