One of the top New Year’s resolutions for most Americans is shedding pounds for a fit, healthy
start to a new year. These highly rated apps will help you stick to your food plan and make better food choices.
iPhone
Diet and Fitness Tracker by SparkPeople(Free) — Create a diary that helps you keep track of
your calorie count for weight loss based on your vital stats, which you enter. Includes charts to
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keep track of weight loss. (Score: 79/100)
Best Diet Foods: How to Keep Fit with Diet(Free) — A tip-a-day format with insights about foods
in alphabetical order, from apricots to yogurt. (Score: 77/100)
Easy Weight Loss(Free) — Another day-by-day advice app that gives tips like brushing your
teeth after dinner as a reminder not to eat again. (Score: 75/100)
Lose It!(Free)* — A calorie counter and extensive directory of proteins and carbohydrates to help
you shed pounds while becoming more knowledgeable about food choices. (Score: 68/100)
Weight Watchers Mobile(Free) — Inspiring stories of success, low-calorie recipes and advice for
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beating bad eating habits. (Score: 53/100)
Android
Cardio Trainer(Free) — A huge part of exercise success is tracking results to show progress and
keep you motivated. This handy app manages your entire fitness regimen; includes a GPS route
tracker and calorie counter. (Score: 98/100)
Calorie Counter – MyFitnessPal(Free) — Counting calories is no longer a chore when you can
instantly pull up the numbers on any food. Includes restaurant food, fast food and even snack
foods. (Score: 97/100)
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Push Ups(Free) — Can you picture yourself doing 100 push-ups in a row? This simple training
aid manages your daily reps and helps you stay motivated to reach your goals. (Score: 94/100)
Points Plus Diary($1.49) — An all-in-one calculator to track all of your fitness goals. Helps you
stay focused by placing every calorie and workout on easy-to-follow graphs. (Score: 91/100)
Fooducate(Free)* — Worried about excessive sodium intake? Artificial preservatives? Quickly
scan the barcode of any food item in the grocery store to learn what is really in the foods you
buy. (Score: 88/100)
Apps with an asterisk* denote availability on both platforms.
