Chill vs SnapCal

Chill is a beautiful daily mindfulness quotes and reminders app for iPhone and iPad. "I just found my new favorite mindfulness app." –SimpleMindfulness.com Get Centered With Daily Inspirational Quotes Quotes from The Buddha, Lao Tzu, Zen masters and many others, accompanied by images to put you in the right frame of mind for your day. Stay Present With Mindfulness Reminders Throughout the Day Activate the Mindfulness Reminders function to receive up to 5 notifications per day to bring you back to your center. These brief prompts appear as a banner on your iPhone, bringing you back to the present moment. Share Your Favorites Turn the quotes and images into shareable photos for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, text messages, email, and any other app that supports iOS share sheets.

SnapCal is a fast, no-nonsense calorie tracker. Scan a barcode, pick a meal, and you're done — no account, no ads, and the scanner is never behind a paywall. WHY SNAPCAL • Barcode scanning is free — always • No ads, ever • No account: your data stays on your phone • Works offline: foods you've scanned before are still available without a connection WHAT IT DOES • Scan — point your camera at a packaged food's barcode • Search — find foods by name in the Open Food Facts database • Log — breakfast, lunch, dinner or a snack, in one tap • Quick Add — one tap to log the foods you eat often, plus the ones you logged recently • Today — calories eaten, remaining and your goal, plus protein, carbs and fat • History — the last 7 days, with a day-by-day breakdown • Streak — see how many days in a row you've logged SNAPCAL PRO (OPTIONAL) A one-time purchase — not a subscription. It unlocks: • Unlimited history — every day you've ever logged, not just the last 7 • CSV export — your whole log as a spreadsheet, one row per food Barcode scanning, your daily log, and the last 7 days of history stay free forever. MADE TO BE SIMPLE One screen for today. A couple of taps to log a food. Nothing to configure, nothing to learn. A NOTE ON DATA Nutrition values come from Open Food Facts, an open, crowdsourced database, so they are estimates. Always check the packaging when accuracy matters. SnapCal is a logging tool, not medical or dietary advice.