Simply Balance - Macro Tracker

Simply Balance is a calorie and macro tracker that keeps your log on your phone. No account, no cloud. LOG FOOD QUICKLY • Search more than 8,000 foods from the USDA nutrient database, built into the app and available offline • Scan a barcode, or search Open Food Facts when a packaged food isn't on your phone yet • Recent, Frequent and My foods lists, one-tap logging with Undo, and Quick add for calories only • Copy a meal from yesterday, or copy a whole day • Log by meal or by time of day • Create your own foods, with an optional barcode • Premium: point the camera at a Nutrition Facts label and the numbers fill themselves in SEE WHERE YOU STAND • A calorie ring and protein, carb and fat bars for the day • Macro splits: Recommended, Balanced, High protein, Low carb, Keto, or your own • Track water in fl oz or ml against a daily goal • Log your weight and see the trend, not just the day-to-day noise TARGETS THAT ADJUST • Starting targets from your height, weight, age, activity and goal • A weekly check-in compares what you ate with how your weight moved and suggests a new calorie target. You decide whether to accept it • Days you only partly logged are flagged, and you choose to count them, add an estimate or skip them • Optional reminders to weigh in, check in, or log a meal PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything you log stays on your phone. Simply Balance has no account and doesn't connect to Health Connect. It goes online to look up a food on Open Food Facts (and USDA FoodData Central for barcodes Open Food Facts doesn't know), sending only the barcode or the words you typed. Its built-in camera readers (Google ML Kit) send Google anonymous diagnostics. None of your log goes with any of it. FREE, WITH ONE SMALL AD Simply Balance is free with one banner ad. Premium is a single one-time purchase: it removes the ad and unlocks Nutrition-label scanning. No subscription. Simply Balance is for adults 18 and over. It is a tracking tool, not medical advice. Talk to a doctor before making big changes to how you eat, especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or managing a health condition. Food data: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, FoodData Central (SR28 and Branded Foods), and Open Food Facts (ODbL). Published by Cypress Technology, Tullahoma, Tennessee. Questions: [email protected]

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