Protein One ~ Protein Counter

Protein One ~ Protein Counter

A muscle building helper

22 ratings
22 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 2, 2012
  • September 25, 2018
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This app helps users track their protein intake to support muscle building, stamina, and fat burning goals. It also monitors calorie and water consumption, and logs exercise and weight history. The app offers a comprehensive food database and offline functionality.

Protein, calorie, and water tracking
Exercise and weight history logging
Extensive food and restaurant database
Offline functionality
Custom food and exercise creation
Nutritional fact details
Data export via email
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What's New in Protein One ~ Protein Counter

3.1

September 25, 2018

* Improved iOS 12 compatibility * Fixed minor bugs

User reviews

That’s no good

Download the app paid and I can’t do anything with this thing are you all this features and none Of it Compute or calculates itself do you have to do everything manually

Don’t waste your money. Difficult app to use.

I had hopes for this app. I did read the reviews, but since some of the complaints were a couple of years old I was hoping the issues were fixed. They are not. It’s difficult to scroll through the food list because the the titles do not fit on the screen, so you’re needing to click each one until you find what you eat, if it’s even listed. This app also does not allow you to scan a barcode and have all the information of that food item to automatically appear. If you want to add a food item to the list, you need to personally add all the nutritional information yourself. This is extremely time consuming considering none of the protein shakes or bars I eat are not listed.
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Doesn't Work as Stated

This is the worst - a waste of 99 cents. The idea is great - but try adding custom foods - if you are a huge fast food eater this app might help you see what fats and carbs you are consuming - for anything else its a waste of timr

Good idea. Horrible execution.

I want an app to track daily protein intake. This app sets out to do that, and has a decent construct. But it completely fails when you go to look up food. Type in “Chicken” and it gives you 4 pages of Burger King and Campbell Soup options. You have to scroll way way way down to find simple chicken breast, which then neglects to specify how much. Don’t bother trying to find “nut bar.” Not useful. Needs better search mechanism.
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Feels like an alpha version

Difficult to find common foods.

Bug. Overwriting causing gibberish print on screen.

Can’t specify which meal you were eating at—the app decides this based on time of day, I think. So if you input all your foods in the evening, they’ll all be dinner.

Sometimes you have to convert ounces to grams outside the app.

Bug. Sometimes the app lets you think that you can specify the unit, but if you do beyond default, you get gibberish.
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FAQ

What is the primary purpose of Protein One?

Protein One is designed to help users systematically manage their protein intake, which is often recommended for muscle building, increased stamina, and fat burning. It also tracks calories, water, exercise, and weight history.

Does Protein One require an internet connection to function?

No, Protein One does not require an internet connection to operate. It is an offline-based application, allowing you to track your intake and progress anywhere.

How extensive is the food database in Protein One?

The app features a large database with about 100,000 food items, over 400 restaurants, and around 1,000 food brands from 90 manufacturers. You can also create your own custom foods and recipes.

Can I export my data from Protein One?

Yes, you can export your log data via email, which can then be viewed in Excel. This feature allows for easy analysis and sharing of your progress.

What nutritional information does Protein One provide?

Protein One provides detailed nutritional facts including Protein, Calories, Total Fat, Saturated Fat, Trans Fat, Cholesterol, Sodium, Carbohydrate, Dietary Fiber, and Sugars. It also displays your daily protein budget and recommended upper limits for nutrients.

What is the user rating for Protein One?

Protein One has a user rating of 2.3 stars based on 22 ratings. This indicates a mixed reception among its users.

How often is Protein One updated?

The app was last updated on September 25, 2018, to version 3.1. Given the last update date, it may not be receiving frequent new feature additions or bug fixes.

What devices is Protein One compatible with?

Protein One is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is also rated for ages 4 and up.