Cronometer is a powerful health and fitness app that makes it easy to track your diet and exercise habits. With an extensive database of over 1.2 million verified foods, you can easily log your meals and get a detailed breakdown of the calories, vitamins & minerals you're consuming.

Create the ability to integrate clients Cronometer account/information the same way they can with a MyFitnessPal account

agreed. I think integrations with as many of the top nutrition trackers including Yazio and FatSecret would be great. The issue is some clients already have long running profiles on apps other than MFP, and making them switch and start from scratch presents unnecessary friction

An integration with Cronometer would be amazing. That way more detailed Micros can be tracked aswell as a larger database of scanned foods. Exercise logging is 10x easier on Cronometer compared to my fitness pal. Cronometer also estimates caloric burns for all exercise, where as my fitness pal only calculates caloric burn for cardio. I really hope to see a Cronometer Integration in the future, and I think the bodybuilding/gym community would appreciate if as well. Thank you!

Agree that this is critical and long past the time to provide an integration.

Cronometer is so much better than MyfitnessPal!

Interface with cronometer. So much better than my fitness pal

Integrating Cronometer into Trainerize would be a game-changer. Cronometer's free version offers superior nutrition tracking, including barcode scanning, making it more accurate and user-friendly than MyFitnessPal. Many of my clients already use and prefer Cronometer, so this integration would streamline their experience and add significant value to our training programs.

I see many people also request this. Is there any plan to integrate this into the Trainerize platform? At this point I am wondering if there is an exclusive deal with MyFitnessPal or something because years later, I really can't believe this integration does not exist.

Not supporting one of the best nutrition tracking programs is a critical error.

As personal trainers, our ultimate goal is to ensure our clients achieve their fitness and health objectives efficiently and effectively. One tool that has proven invaluable in the nutrition tracking space is Cronometer. Through my experience and feedback from numerous clients, Cronometer has consistently outperformed other nutrition tracking tools, such as My Fitness Pal. This is why I strongly advocate for integrating Cronometer with the Trainerize app.

Why Cronometer?

Comprehensive Nutrient Tracking: Unlike many other apps, Cronometer offers an extensive breakdown of micronutrients and macronutrients. This level of detail is crucial for clients who need to monitor specific nutrients due to health conditions or dietary preferences.

Accuracy and Data Integrity: Cronometer prides itself on the accuracy of its database, which is curated from reliable sources. This ensures clients are logging precise nutritional data, which is essential for creating effective meal plans and tracking progress.

User-Friendly Interface: The app’s intuitive design makes it easy for clients of all tech-savviness levels to log their meals and understand their nutritional intake. A user-friendly experience increases the likelihood of consistent tracking.

Customizable Goals and Reports: Cronometer allows for personalized goal setting and generates detailed reports, which are beneficial for both clients and trainers. These reports can be seamlessly integrated into progress reviews, making it easier to adjust plans as needed.

Benefits of Integration with Trainerize

Holistic Client Management: Combining Cronometer’s detailed nutritional tracking with Trainerize’s robust fitness programming will offer a comprehensive solution for clients. This integration will streamline the tracking process, allowing clients and trainers to see a full picture of both diet and exercise.

Enhanced Accountability: When clients know their trainer has access to both their workout and nutrition data, they are more likely to stay accountable and committed to their goals.

Improved Results: A synchronized system ensures that trainers can provide more tailored advice, adjusting both workout and nutrition plans based on real-time data. This level of personalization is key to achieving optimal results.

Seamless Client Experience: An integrated platform reduces the need for clients to juggle multiple apps, thereby enhancing their overall experience and satisfaction. This can lead to higher retention rates and more referrals.

Conclusion

Integrating Cronometer with Trainerize would be a game-changer for both trainers and clients. The precision and comprehensive data provided by Cronometer, combined with the powerful fitness management capabilities of Trainerize, will enable us to deliver exceptional results. I encourage the Trainerize team to consider this integration to support our mission of helping clients achieve their health and fitness goals.

Let's make it happen!

Second this. We absolutely need this integration and it is crazy that 4 years later it still does not exist.

Cronometer is one of the best tracking programs. It links to Apple Health & connecting one or both would be optimal

It’s silly to not integrate the best meal tracker available.

Please do this. Far superior tracker.

I have all my clients using Cronometer. I will have to switch Trainerize or Cronometer eventually as it's extremely inconvenient.

I love Cronometer…..it actually double log so I can use this app. Cronometer is so much better….PLEASE integrate!!

Agreed. Have clients wanting to switch platforms due to no access to Cronometer syncing data. Been with Trainerize for over 10 years and this is long overdue.

The more options there are, the happier the clients are.

Cronomter is a far more sophisticated tracking app as opposed to My Fitness Pal. The user interface is more user friendly and the detailed tracking and nutrition is more accurate.
It's my hope this can be integrated soon.

Can please put Cronometer in because some people don’t use my fitness pal