TrackMaxima Logger · coming soon to iOS & Android
Fasting Mondays. Bigger Saturdays. One weekly total.
Pin the days that differ and the rest absorb it — your week stays exactly where you put it. Log in a tap, scan a barcode, and set none of it up until you want to. Every feature is included, because there's no premium tier to upsell you to. Two weeks free, no card. Then $59.99 a year, or $7.99 a month.
You didn't quit tracking because you're lazy.
You quit because logging the same lunch for the fortieth time is soul-crushing — and your old app ran ads at you while you did it. Tracking works; doing it by hand forever doesn't. The Logger fixes the tedious part and stays out of your way.
How it works
Everything's included. Nothing's set up.
Log in a tap
Search millions of foods, scan a barcode, and log it flat. No breakfast/lunch/dinner buckets to sort into, and nothing to set up first.
Day one is just a running total
No goal line, no red, no percentage ring — because you haven't agreed to be judged against anything yet. A target is something you turn on when you want one, not a wall between you and your first entry.
Set a target in your own units
Type a number, or work it out with the built-in calculator. You pick a rate — half a kilo a week — and it shows you both: 0.5 kg per week, −495 kcal a day. And it never moves that number on its own behind your back.
Different days can have different targets
Fasting Mondays? Eating more on gym days? Pin the days that differ and the rest absorb the difference — your weekly total stays exactly where you put it. Set it once; the week takes care of itself.
Stop re-logging the same lunch
Copy a day or a group, quick-pick what you ate recently, log ahead when you already know. You do it once; the app remembers.
And when your days are dialled in and you'd rather not log at all, TrackMaxima Prep turns them into prepped meals.
Built by someone who actually needs it.
I lost 63 kg and I'm fighting to keep it off — I built this because every logger I tried either nickel-and-dimed me or buried me in busywork. So I did the opposite: you pay once, for the app, and everything is in it. No ads, no upsells, no feature I'm holding back to sell you later, and I don't sell your data. The apps that started free are the ones that took the barcode scanner away.
The whole story →One price. Everything included.
There's no free tier and no premium tier — just the app. Try it for two weeks without a card, and if it's not for you, do nothing and it stops.
14 days of the complete app. No card required, so there's nothing to auto-charge and nothing to remember to cancel. When the trial ends, it ends — the app doesn't quietly turn into a worse version of itself.
Annual
$59.99 / yearThat's $5.00 a month, billed once a year.
- ✓ Every feature, from the first tap
- ✓ Cheaper than MyFitnessPal, with nothing paywalled
- ✓ Cancel any time in the App Store / Google Play
Monthly
$7.99 / monthThe same complete app, month to month.
- ✓ Every feature, from the first tap
- ✓ No commitment, no lock-in
- ✓ Cancel any time in the App Store / Google Play
What "everything" means: unlimited flat logging · search across millions of foods · barcode scanning · your own custom foods · your full history · a built-in target calculator (Mifflin-St Jeor, Harris-Benedict, Katch-McArdle, Cunningham) · per-day calorie targets that keep your weekly total fixed · a weekly calorie budget instead of a daily one · macros in grams or percent, tracked only if you want them — protein-only is fine · exercise entries · optional named meal groups · copy-a-day, quick-pick and log-ahead.
Your log outlives your subscription. Export everything you've logged — as a spreadsheet or as data — any time, subscribed or not. If you stop paying, your log stays put, and it's waiting when you come back.
No ads, ever. No feature gets moved into a paid tier later — there isn't one. Prices in USD; your store shows the local equivalent.