Gnott: Calorie Counter

Gnott is a simple calorie counter with a calorie bank. Eat a little less than your budget on weekdays, and the rest is saved in the bank – for a dinner out, a treat night or a lazy Sunday.

No account and no tracking. Everything you log stays on your phone.

THE CALORIE BANK
• See how much you have saved or gone over for the last week, month or any period you choose
• Switch between "against goal" and "against maintenance", and see how many kilos the calories add up to in theory
• Compare your theoretical weight with your weigh-ins, and get a hint when your maintenance looks off

EASY LOGGING
• Search the USDA database and the Norwegian, Swedish and Danish national food tables
• Scan barcodes, or read the nutrition label with the camera
• Adjust the portion in one tap, copy meals between days and save regular meals and recipes
• Get suggestions for what you usually eat together

GOALS THAT FIT YOU
• Lose, gain or keep your weight – colours and words follow your goal
• Work out your maintenance from your body data and everyday activity
• Pick a macro split: balanced, high protein, low carb or high carb
• See when you reach your target weight at the pace you picked

ACTIVITY
• Log workouts and activities, and your budget for the day grows
• Record walks, runs, rides, hikes and ski tours with GPS, with time and distance in the notification, also on the lock screen

ALWAYS AT HAND
• A home screen widget with what is left today and the bank for the week
• Export and import your data whenever you like, for example to Google Drive

GNOTT PLUS (optional subscription)
• Log meals from a photo
• Log meals by typing
• Get calorie estimates for activities you describe yourself
• Set a different everyday activity for each weekday
Plus comes as a monthly or yearly subscription. The yearly plan starts with a free week. The subscription renews automatically and can be cancelled any time in Google Play.

FOR EVERYONE
Gnott supports TalkBack, larger text and dark theme.

Gnott does not give medical advice. Talk to a doctor before making big changes to your diet, especially with an illness, during pregnancy or with an eating disorder.