Logging your morning coffee just got easier. Gold users on iOS can say: “Hey Siri, log food in Cronometer.” Then describe what you had, like “cafe latte.” Siri will pass it to Cronometer, where you can review the entry later. Learn more: https://cronometer.com/blog/voice-logging-siri/

“Hey Siri, log food in Cronometer” Simply describe your meal, and Siri will pass it to Cronometer where it’s added to your Diary for review. Learn more: https://cronometer.com/blog/voice-logging-siri/

Logging made flexible. Snap it, say it, search it, or scan it. Which one are you choosing? 🍽️

Logging your meals just got more natural. 🎙️ Voice Logging is now available for Cronometer Gold users. Describe what you ate in your own words, review the matched entries, adjust as needed, and add them to your Diary. Find out more: https://cronometer.com/blog/voice-logging-siri/

Your practice. Your clients. Now, wherever you are. Cronometer Pro is now on Mobile. You can now access your clients, insights, and data in real time, whether you’re between sessions, reviewing progress, or making decisions on the go. https://cronometer.com/blog/cronometer-pro-now-on-mobile/

In partnership with the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, Cronometer is proud to be part of Project Remission, a new digital film series showcasing how lifestyle medicine is leading the way in reversing Type 2 Diabetes. Watch it here: https://contentwithpurpose.co.uk/aclm/projectremission/

Type 2 diabetes doesn’t have to be permanent. American College of Lifestyle Medicine is launching a new, evidence-based conversation around diabetes remission — starting with this webinar on March 30th. Learn more: https://www.linkedin.com/events/projectremission-alifestylemedi7432100465397641216/

It isn’t always about eating more or trying harder - it’s about understanding what’s happening inside your body. 🎧 Listen to the full episode of Discovering Nutrition - now streaming on all major podcast platforms.

🎙️ Coming soon on Discovering Nutrition What if the nutrients you’re eating aren’t the problem - but absorption is? In this episode, Amy Puzey, holistic nutritionist and founder of goodphyte, explores how phytase can significantly impact micronutrient availability.

Hola! Cronometer is now also in Spanish. To change your language settings visit More > Display > Language. We also have in app Language options for German, French and English (US & UK).

Last year, our community came together to support heart health and we donated $2,000 to the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Canada. This Valentine's Day, we’re donating 50% of all Canadian proceeds from Gold subscriptions to help fund heart health research and programs across Canada 🇨🇦

Statistically 80% of New Year’s resolutions fail by the second week of February. It’s a phenomenon so predictable that researchers have dubbed it “Quitters’ Day.” But why does this happen? Is it a collective lack of discipline? Learn more in our blog:

This week, we reached a milestone we don’t take lightly: 15 million users. Whether you joined us this year or have been tracking with Cronometer for over a decade, thank you for being part of this journey. We’re excited for what’s ahead and grateful to keep building the future of nutrition tracking

We're just over a third of the way through our Level Up Challenge, with over 179,000 people levelling up their nutrition in 2026. It's not too late to join and have a chance to win! See more details and T&C's about the Challenge on our blog. Link in bio.

Most people get enough calories, but still fall short on key vitamins and minerals. Cronometer makes micronutrients visible and understandable, so nutrition choices become sustainable, not guesswork. Understand your nutrients. Build habits that last. Learn more at cronometer.com

Micronutrient gaps are common, even in “healthy” diets. Cronometer shows what your body is getting, what it’s lacking, and what that data actually means. Understand your nutrients. Build habits that last. Learn more at cronometer.com

Nutrition science doesn’t have to feel like a pop quiz. If wellness advice has you more confused than confident, you’re not failing - the system is. Cronometer turns real nutrition science into understanding you can actually use. Sustainability starts with understanding Learn more at cronometer.com

Sustainable health isn’t about pushing harder. It’s about finally understanding what your body needs and why. When science makes sense, consistency stops feeling exhausting. Build habits that last with Cronometer. Learn more at cronometer.com

We’re proud to be featured in the Financial Times’ latest guide to the best food tracking apps — recognized for detailed macro and micronutrient insights that help data lovers and specialists track nutrition smarter. Thanks to @financialtimes.com for highlighting what makes Cronometer unique!

Day One of the Level Up Challenge starts today 🎉 Log your nutrition daily in January to earn entries - and yes, there’s a bonus entry this year. 👉 Learn how to get it on our blog (link in bio) Start the New Year strong and have a chance to win a Grand Prize approx. $2,500 USD

Cronometer helps you understand what your body is actually getting by tracking micronutrients like magnesium, iron, and fiber. With verified, science-backed data, you can see the full picture of your nutrition and make more informed choices based on real insight, not guesswork.

Here’s to a year of nourishment, curiosity, consistency, and a deeper understanding of our health and our bodies- one that’s built to last. We can’t wait to share the year ahead with you. 🧡

Faster than finding the right emoji 🧡 Photo-Logging is now 50% faster, in our latest update, we’ve cut matching time in half — from 10–15 seconds down to 5–7.5, so logging your meals feels quicker, smoother, and easier to stay consistent with. Upgrade to Gold and spend less time logging.

From all of us at Cronometer, we’re wishing you the warmest, merriest holiday season 🎄✨ May your day be bright, restful, and filled with good food and good company. Happy Holidays, wherever you are in the world! 🧡

This article looks at how micronutrients like magnesium, B vitamins, vitamin D, and omega-3s may influence anxiety and depression - and why nutrition should complement (not replace) professional mental health care.

We dropped something huge and we're pretty excited about it... Check out Cronometer's newest feature - Photo Logging here! cronometer.com/blog/photo-l...