Ate Food Journal review

Ranked #7 out of 10

3.4 / 5

It’s visual, mindful, and non-judgmental. Instead of calories, we focus on how meals make you feel. A tool to help you discover behaviors that are taking you forward, and turn them into healthy habits.

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General overview

This app focuses on mindful eating and encourages people to think about their food, take pictures, write how it made them feel. Ate Food Diary offers no recipes, but rather, it allows people to form new habits and track their activity.

Like most lifestyle apps it has most tracking capabilities such as water and activity tracking with Apple Health sync. People can also look back at their progress and see what they ate many days ago. 

Since Ate Food Diary doesn’t have many reviews, so it is not clear whether to trust this app or not. 

It does offer a 7-day free trial.

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Ranked #7 out of 10

3.4

  • Quickly log meals via photos.

  • Easily reflect on and log why you ate.

  • Automatically track your fasting (IF 16/8).

Top Fasting Apps

Feature
Beyond Body
Simple
Ate Food Journal
Personalized diet plan
Easy-to-follow recipes
Workout program
24/7 online support
Nutritionist consultation
Fasting tracker
Weight tracker
Shopping list
Multiple fasting methods
Water tracker

The best all-in-one choice seems to be Beyond Body App. It has all main features and then some - like a fully personalized and easily adjustable diet plan, nutritionist consultation if in need as well as personalized workouts program and a handy shopping list.

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Pros & Cons

Focuses on mindful eating

Activity tracking synchronization with Apple Health

Customized fasting time

Helps build new habits

Offers 7-day free trial

Because of its long-term function it’s not suitable for people who want to lose weight quick

Developers rarely respond to client complaints on the App Store

It doesn’t offer any intermittent fasting meal plans

It doesn’t offer any workout plans

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It’s visual, mindful, and non-judgmental. Instead of calories, we focus on how meals make you feel. A tool to help you discover behaviors that are taking you forward, and turn them into healthy habits.

3.4

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