The USDA will no longer offer food and physical activity tracking through SuperTracker, leaving current users looking for an alternative.
Cronometer has garnered a reputation with fitness and nutrition experts as the most detailed and flexible nutrition tracking software available.
Find out how Cronometer compares with SuperTracker and how to make the switch.
How Cronometer Compares To SuperTracker
Same Data & More
We pull our nutrition data from the USDA’s Food Composition Database which was used by SuperTracker as well as 9 other reputable sources. For more details about our data sources, read this blog.
Food-A-Pedia
We have our own version of SuperTracker’s Food-A-Pedia. In Cronometer, you can create Custom Foods and Recipes to find the nutrition profile for any unique foods and meals prepared at home.
Head to the Foods tab to get started.
Nutrient Targets
Nutrient targets in Cronometer default to the same Dietary Reference Intakes used by SuperTracker. You can customize each nutrient target to meet your needs, making Cronometer a better choice if you are following a specialized diet.
For example, you can increase your iron target if you are vegan or customize your macros for a ketogenic diet. Add foods to your Diary and watch your nutrient targets begin to fill up!
Nutrition Tracking And Beyond
Cronometer isn’t just a world-class nutrition tracker. You can also keep track of your exercise and other health metrics.
Sync a device to automatically import exercise, activity and other health metrics like heart rate or sleep.
If you don’t have an activity tracker, you can add exercise and biometrics manually into your account.
Nutrition Reports
Our Nutrition Reports allow you to view your average daily nutrition intake over time so you can assess your progress and adjust your diet as needed.
Upgrade To Gold
Gain access to even more high-powered features when you upgrade to Cronometer Gold.
- Nutrition Scores
- The Recipe Importer
- Custom Charts
- Food Suggestions
- & so much more!
