Log your food in the Trainnode app

How to add what you eat in the Trainnode app: search a food, scan a barcode, count slices and pieces, repeat a meal and read your coach’s comments.

Trainnode team

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Before you start:iPhone and Android app

If your coach has set calorie and macro targets for you, the app shows how your day adds up as you go. Your coach sees your week and can leave a comment on a day.

  1. Add a food

    Tap Log food on Home, or open Food and tap Add food. Search for what you ate, for example kwark. Foods you had before are at the top, and Recent, Favourites, Recipes and My foods keep the ones you use often one tap away.

    The Add food sheet in the app, Recent tab: foods you logged before, such as Volkorenbrood 2 slices and Havermout, one tap each.
  2. Choose how much

    Pick a serving, such as 1 slice, and count up with +: the app shows 2 slices, not 70 g. You can also switch to Grams. Check the meal and tap Add to that meal.

    Choosing an amount in the app: rye bread counted as 2 slices (80 g), 154 kcal, with the Add to lunch button.
  3. Scan a barcode

    Tap the barcode button next to Add food and hold the barcode in the frame. It scans by itself. Not found? See Add a product that isn't found yet.

  4. Repeat a meal

    On a new day, tap Log yesterday's breakfast again to copy a whole meal. On a past day, a meal's ··· menu has Copy to today and Save as recipe.

  5. Read your coach’s comment

    When your coach comments on a day, you get a notification and the comment sits on that day, above your meals. Tap Reply in chat to answer.

    A food day in the app with the coach’s comment on that day and a Reply in chat button, above breakfast and lunch.

Good to know

  • Tap a food to change the amount or move it to another meal. Swipe left to delete it; Undo brings it back.
  • Going over a target is shown, not judged. Log the day as it was; that is what your coach can help with.
  • A day you log here replaces the totals from Apple Health for that day.

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