What you get for your money, is a Spartan Android app. The UI looks frumpy, but that does not really bother. After logging man gets his daily overview and sees how much percent of the daily requirement are left. In the detailed view you can see then vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, fats and proteins.
The information comes from a variety of databases, including the USDA. German food you will not find here. While there is the possibility to enter their own food, but I'm assuming that most people do not know if and how much cystine or isoleucine are present in their food. Therefore, it is at user-specified food then often inaccurate.
However, the tool can not be beat when it comes to supporting a raw food diet. I can see exactly how many nutrients and minerals I get and how far I am away even from my daily requirement. In the Gold version by subscription you also get suggestions which foods are especially suitable to a specific component to cover yet. Even if one takes multivitamins, you can show or hide these.
Body weight can be followed also.
All in all, a very useful tool when you want to make sure that one ensures his diet an optimal supply of nutrients.
Unfortunately, the app is only available in English and contains almost exclusively in the US and Canada available products. Therefore, I draw from a star.
Otherwise, I've been buying but so far no regrets. If you think about buying the app can indeed register for free on the web site and see if it is the right tool.
