CRON-O-Meter 0.9.8 Released
Version 0.9.8 of CRON-o-Meter was released today.
This version brings an update to the foods database (USDA sr23). It also includes the ability to upload your data to cronometer.com (Help Menu -> Export to cronometer.com).
Speaking of which, I’ve been doing quite a bit of work on the cronometer online website. If you haven’t checked it out in a while, have a gander at all the fancy new features!
Wow, this is great!
I have a friend leaving on a 2-week trip who needed a standalone nutrition tracker. This is perfect!
Took me a while to find your software. It needs more visibility, because it fills an important niche. There are plenty of these nutrition trackers for iPod/Phone, but much harder to find it for computers.
I’m putting a link to your sourceforge page on our Hacker’s Diet team over at SparkPeople.com http://www.sparkpeople.com/myspark/groups_links.asp?gid=31785
Thanks so much for doing this!
Hi,
Thanks so much for this great software!
How can I export data to my hard drive instead of to the website? I can’t find any way to get at a day’s worth of data other than clicking to that day and then exporting a nutrition report. I’m not interesting in signing up for the website, but I’d really like to be able to export all my data at once.
Thank you!
Thank you for this wonderful program. I have been using it for several years – the Mac version. I use it (now) mostly for menu planning, and I keep hoping that a menu-planning feature will be included. The only problem that I have with it, as far as menu planning, is that it is calendar linked. I have to write down the date that I worked out the menu on, and then page back to that date to find what I can have. I wish I could save a menu under a heading like (winter menu) or whatever, and be able to select from a list. Is there a way to unlink a page from the calendar? I might just be missing a feature that is already there. Thanks so much for your time and effort into this project!
Thanks so much for the online version, I’ve been missing CRONoMeter greatly since switching to Ubuntu.