Accurate macros for the food you actually eat.

Many calorie trackers fill their database with numbers other people typed in. MacroMax is built on official food composition tables from the USDA, Canada, France and India, so the numbers behind your meals are published data, whatever you eat: a cheeseburger, a bowl of pho or a plate of jollof.

• Official food dataEvery built-in food comes from an official food composition table, with its source recorded. Packaged products come from label data and are marked, so you can tell the difference.
• Build a meal once, log it in one tapSave the dishes you cook as recipes, then log them whenever you eat them.
• Describe it or snap a photoAI drafts the meal and estimates the portions. You review every item and can adjust any amount before anything is saved, and each ingredient's nutrition comes from the database.
• Raw or cooked, handledRice, pasta and meat are listed both dry and cooked, so weighing a cooked portion doesn't triple its calories.