Diet Tracker

Overview

Diet Tracker is the anti-MyFitnessPal — a simple food diary that builds awareness without calorie-counting complexity.

Most tracking apps turn eating into math. Barcode scanning, macro calculations, red warnings when you "go over." For many people, this creates anxiety, not results.

Diet Tracker is different. Write what you ate in plain text. No nutritional databases, no calculations, no judgment. The idea: awareness beats optimization.

Key Features

• Plain-text logging — Describe meals in your own words
• Zero calorie counting — No databases, no macros, no numbers
• Clean interface — No ads, no social features, no gamification
• Meal history — Review patterns over time
• Cross-device sync — Access anywhere via web browser
• Private by default — Your data stays yours

Use Cases

• Burned out on calorie counting — Want awareness without obsession
• Tracking for a healthcare provider — Need a simple meal record for appointments
• Intermittent fasting — Care about meal timing, not calories
• Building mindful habits — Want to notice patterns without diet-culture baggage
• Post-diet recovery — Need gentle tracking without triggers

Getting Started

1. Sign up (no credit card required)
2. Write your first meal in plain text
3. Log consistently — the habit creates the awareness
4. Review weekly to spot your patterns

Pricing

• 14-day free trial — Full access, no card required
• Yearly plan — Subscribe at a discounted annual rate
• Lifetime access — Pay once, use forever

All plans include identical features. No premium tiers, no upsells.

Why Diet Tracker Exists

Built by a founder who needed meal tracking for a dietitian consultation. Every app was overkill — massive databases, barcode scanners, macro calculators. Diet Tracker is the simple alternative for people who just want to write down what they ate.