Other weight loss apps/tools you like?

I like TargetWeight on the iPhone. it gives you a great visual of your goal and what the BMI is. it also gives you stats on how you've done. and days to target that you chose. I really like the visual of it. I also like iGoal- Weight Informer. This gives you an independent verification of the number of calories per day you should be eating. I love MFP, but just wanted a second opinion.

Both of these apps are on the iPhone. There is a Target Weight for over 20 lbs to lose and one for 13-19. not sure of the difference, but both are free. iGoal has a free version and a $1.99 version, not sure of the difference, but I went with the free version.

I like www.fatsecret.com only to compare calories. It gives a great breakdown of calories per ounce. I've found it quite accurate since there are so many options to choose from in the MFP food database. That's all I use it for, though, it does have many of the same features as MFP.

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For workouts I use iCardio and Runkeeper and a Zephyr heart rate monitor which feeds directly to my phone. Both apps have a ton of info about your workouts, and they feed into MFP.

Fitocracy is where I track my workouts.

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I like the weekly report my fitbit gives me each week.

I have a Fitbit Flex which syncs with MFP. I have Map My Ride downloaded on my android phone. It also syncs with MFP. The map my ride also has map my walk as well. It is a free app.

I use something similar to what you are using already. Its called LIBRA weight management (free on android). I love it. Wish I know as well about other cool apps to keep us motivated.

I use Libra for my daily weight recording. Gives me a nice average and such too. Found it better than DroidWeight for daily weigh ins due to the moving average.

Used DroidWeight for ages before deciding to record daily, and that's pretty good. You can track measurements/body fat with that one too.

I used to use FatSecret but wasn't really interested in the recording capabilities, just weight/community, so can't really comment on that.

The AllRecipes Dinner Spinner is good for recipe ideas you can try and make/replace for low calorie stuff. Not a weight loss tool, really, but good for ideas based on type of meal, time and main ingredient.

Sworkit is really good for exercises - different types of exercise, your pick, with time choices and such. Good for the casual calisthenics I've found. Can't recommend it enough.

I also find UnitConverter handy for turning kg into lbs or st/lbs... cause losing 1 stone in weight sounds better than 6.5kg (to me) so it helps encourage me. And I'm often after a more accurate figure than multiplying/dividing by 2.2 XD

ETA: All have free options (which I use) on an Android phone. Forgot to mention that, sorry.

Where do I begin????:blushing:
these are the apps I use religiously on the Android platform
Myfitnesspal
Fitbit
Run Double (running app)
Zombies Run (walking/running app)
Runkeeper (multi exercise)
Water your body (water tracking app)
Simple Workout Log (strength app)
Fooducate (identifies by scan and grades the food item an A, B, C, etc)

I have Android and I use MapMyFitness for my runs and bike rides. It's really nice because you start your workout and the GPS tracks everything- distance, elevation, speed/split times, route, calories. They have a version you pay for but I just have the free one and it does everything I need it to. I love it because I just strap my phone to my arm with a cheap holder I bought (http://www.amazon.com/Quality-Workout-Running-Armband-Samsung/dp/B00CTGPT1I/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1399554658&sr=8-9&keywords=exercise+phone+band+galaxy+4) and use Pandora for music too. If you have a big phone it seems awkward at first but it stays put and doesn't bother me.

I also have one called "A HIIT Interval Timer". I'm sure there are a lot like it, but I use that one if I'm doing timed sets. It's easy to set up what you want to do and once you start it'll beep after every segment so you don't have to count or watch it.