Traqq vs Eatlist

Traqq is developed by Wageningen University & Research and used to collect dietary intake data during nutrition related research. Note that you can only use Traqq after enrollment in one of our research projects. When using Traqq, you will receive a push notification inviting you to record your food intake. Consumed foods can be reported via Traqq’s extensive country-specific food list. After you have finished recording your food intake, your input is sent to a secure server and will only be used for the research project you are participating in (unless agreed otherwise). Traqq also features a ‘My Dishes’ function that enables user to create personalized dishes such as recipes or frequently consumed product combinations (e.g., a daily breakfast). In some cases, additional questions will be asked about your food intake.

Found a recipe you want to cook? Import it straight into Eatlist. Save recipes from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, recipe websites and more — all in one place. No more screenshots, forgotten bookmarks or scrolling through saved posts to find that recipe again. Eatlist turns the recipes you discover online into your own recipe book, ready whenever you want to cook. And when you start building your collection, you can share it with your partner, family or roommates. Everyone can save recipes to the same shared recipe book and decide together what to cook next. With Eatlist you can: • Import recipes from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and websites • Keep all your recipes in one organized recipe book • Share recipes with your partner, family or roommates • Build a shared recipe collection together • Add ingredients to a shared grocery list • Plan meals and see who is joining dinner From discovering a recipe to cooking it together — Eatlist keeps everything in one place.