MBRA vs DailyLabel

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Know your Daily Values. Today. DailyLabel shows your nutrition the way a food label does — with your % Daily Value front and center, so you always know exactly where you stand. What makes DailyLabel different: Most trackers bury the % Daily Value or skip it entirely. DailyLabel puts it in its own column, right next to your amounts — just like a real Nutrition Facts label. When you go over 100% on a nutrient, it turns red. No math, no guessing. Key Features: • Two-column Nutrition Facts view — Daily Value amounts on the left, today's % on the right. See your whole day at a glance. • Over-limit alerts in red — Exceed 100% of a daily value and it turns red, just like a real nutrition label warns you. • Free barcode scanning — Scan packaged foods with results from USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts. • Ingredients + allergens — Food detail shows more source data when it is available. • iCloud sync — Your data stays in sync across your Apple devices. Private to you — we never see it. • 100% private — No account required. No data collection. Everything lives on your device and in your iCloud. Why Daily Values? The FDA's % Daily Value was designed to help you understand if a food is high or low in a nutrient. DailyLabel applies that same framework to your entire day — so you can see, at a glance, if you're on track or over the line. Download DailyLabel and start seeing your nutrition the way it was always meant to be shown. DailyLabel is free to download and use. Barcode scanning, food logging, and the Nutrition Facts dashboard are all free. DailyLabel Pro is a one-time purchase — no subscription — that unlocks custom nutrient tracking and label customization, add-to-food nutrient editing, nutrition trends, and CSV/PDF export. Note: DailyLabel uses FDA reference values based on a 2,000-calorie diet. For personalized dietary advice, consult a healthcare professional.