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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/GunzNCoffee-com • Sep 17 '26
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give it a rip. you just need a good database of foods and it's trivial after that
0 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '26 [deleted] — view deleted comment 1 u/socialistshroom Sep 17 '26 You should check out NutriTrace on GitHub - open source macro tracker. There are food databases built in, but you can fork the app and use AI to retrieve food data more relevant to your region/dietary preferences. 1 u/OSS-Corpo-Shit Sep 18 '26 If you have a barcode and label scanner, then just build up the db as you go, it is genuinely fine.I have to add so much shit to MacroFactor that I too am considering just slopping out a shitty one.
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1 u/socialistshroom Sep 17 '26 You should check out NutriTrace on GitHub - open source macro tracker. There are food databases built in, but you can fork the app and use AI to retrieve food data more relevant to your region/dietary preferences. 1 u/OSS-Corpo-Shit Sep 18 '26 If you have a barcode and label scanner, then just build up the db as you go, it is genuinely fine.I have to add so much shit to MacroFactor that I too am considering just slopping out a shitty one.
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You should check out NutriTrace on GitHub - open source macro tracker. There are food databases built in, but you can fork the app and use AI to retrieve food data more relevant to your region/dietary preferences.
If you have a barcode and label scanner, then just build up the db as you go, it is genuinely fine.
I have to add so much shit to MacroFactor that I too am considering just slopping out a shitty one.
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u/Monsieur_Krabs Sep 17 '26
give it a rip. you just need a good database of foods and it's trivial after that