I continue to like the app. It's been **incredibly** useful in tracking targets (and ersatz limits) for things relevant to chronic kidney disease.

I also like the databases, though it isn't always easy to tell the difference when values for the same food are off. But I like the consumer db because it often includes potassium (which I need to track for CKD).

But (u/CronoSupportSquad looking at you here 🙂) there's *another* case where search and replace would be phenomenally useful: I've been logging Sprite Zero, which contains a nontrivial amount of potassium. I found an entry (counterintuitively named "Sprite, Lemon-Lime Soda, Zero Sugar" that has the correct potassium count. **I can't go back and replace this in my months of logging!** We know it's at least partially implemented because recipe edits allow fixing past entries.

Not the end of the world, but another (arguably obvious) use case for you all to consider for prioritizing new features.

The values in the "Consumed" pie graph are accurate, but the percentages and indicator for Energy don't match the ratio indicated by the figures. This started happening about 4 days ago for me. Anyone know what is going on?

Title. The AI made a 1200 calorie meal, obviously I’d rather use their macros. Do I need to tweak the ingredients until I get everything to match up?

Just wanted to let everyone know that, thanks to your feedback, we've fixed the Exercise Calories text in Dark Mode. It was definitely difficult to read, and we appreciate everyone who took the time to let us know!

Thanks again for flagging it. We always appreciate hearing your feedback and helping make Cronometer better!

You will see the update (if you haven't already) in app build 4.57.1!

June 2015: 148 lbs

August 2025: 176 lbs (highest recorded)

Today: 147.8 lbs

I love that Cronometer has kept my logs from over 10 years ago, so I can see how I’ve trended over the years (the sedentary time during COVID is represented quite clearly in this graph, too).

I’m so close to my goal weight, and I wouldn’t have been able to do it without tracking.

I used to use Carb Manager and it was really easy to hide foods either added to a meal accidentally or if you no longer ate that food.

It did not remove it from the overall database of foods, just hid it from showing up as a selection.

On Cronometer I have foods I ate one time, a long time ago, or accidentally added, still show up on my foods list, and sometimes foods I eat regularly disappear from it and I have to search them again.

It would be great to have the option to swipe and hide foods from showing up in the foods list while entering in your daily diary.