1LikesCustom Foods Have Disappeared!
01-11-2023, 06:50 PM
#2
FitDay Member
Join Date: May 2013
Posts: 8
I lost 18 years! of saved food and logs. ( Since 2004. I don't know how they have me listed as join date as 2013, )
Go to Cronometer...(google it -they won't let me post a URL)
Someone else here recommended it. Cronometer is a little wiggy in its "modern" design, takes a bit to figure out how to outwit its quirks. But with patience, it's doable.
And once you got down how to maneuver Cronometer - it works -- and now that I do - I like it better than Fitday's food logs.
Cronometer must put people's individual food creations into its mass food database.
I would say that most of the brands for which I had or would have had to create a new food nutrition panel already exist in Cronometer's database.
And I don't just mean mainstream stuff.
I eat almost strictly organic and obscure brands are already in Cronometer's database.
I was feeling nostalgic for Fitday for a while -- but now it just feels like it was "old-fashioned" - evidenced by the fact that whoever built it up left Fitday long enough ago that Fitday just abandoned it.
I suspect when Fitday reads my posts, they'll delete them and ban me.
So at least check it out before they do.
Go to Cronometer...(google it -they won't let me post a URL)
Someone else here recommended it. Cronometer is a little wiggy in its "modern" design, takes a bit to figure out how to outwit its quirks. But with patience, it's doable.
And once you got down how to maneuver Cronometer - it works -- and now that I do - I like it better than Fitday's food logs.
Cronometer must put people's individual food creations into its mass food database.
I would say that most of the brands for which I had or would have had to create a new food nutrition panel already exist in Cronometer's database.
And I don't just mean mainstream stuff.
I eat almost strictly organic and obscure brands are already in Cronometer's database.
I was feeling nostalgic for Fitday for a while -- but now it just feels like it was "old-fashioned" - evidenced by the fact that whoever built it up left Fitday long enough ago that Fitday just abandoned it.
I suspect when Fitday reads my posts, they'll delete them and ban me.
So at least check it out before they do.
01-30-2023, 01:08 PM
#3
FitDay Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 2
Need all the data I had put into Fitday?
Is there a way to get all our data back? I've been logging foods for years and most of them are not even available in the USA and were products I was bringing back to the USA from Ireland? I had no clue this was going to happen. Can we get our data in a file that is transferrable to another site?
