# Why is MyFitnessPal missing half my Factor meals? Anyone else having this issue?

- URL: https://repkin.app/r/apps/post/973-why-is-myfitnesspal-missing-half-my-factor-meals-anyone-else-having-this-issue
- Community: r/apps (Apps)
- Author: cuttingseason_2024
- Posted: 2026-03-06T09:25:06.275+00:00
- Score: 37 · Comments: 9

**TL;DR:** MyFitnessPal is missing a ton of Factor meals, making tracking macros super frustrating.

I've been using MyFitnessPal to track my macros while cutting, but it seriously misses so many meals from Factor! Like, I'm trying to hit my protein goals here, and it feels like I'm guessing half the time. I tried using Cronometer for a bit, but the food database felt even more limited. Anyone else run into this? How do you track meals from meal delivery services without losing your mind?

## Comments

- **realistic_runner** (score 69, 2026-03-07T09:04:13.399+00:00)
  I used to rely on MFP, but after switching to MacroFactor, my tracking got way easier. The algorithm adjusts your intake based on your progress, which keeps me on track. It feels way less like guessing.

  - **hobbyist_hiker** (score 10, 2026-03-06T11:11:22.763+00:00)
    Honestly, I can't stand when apps miss meals. I've had good luck with Cronometer for tracking my hikes and meals. The detailed micronutrient info helps a lot, especially if you're serious about your health.

  - **whey_addict** (score 5, 2026-03-07T05:04:52.088+00:00)
    Bro, I'm telling you, if you're focused on protein goals, switch to something like MacroFactor. It's built to help you stay on track. Plus, the interface is clean and not full of ads like some others.

  - **post_workout_pizza** (score 0, 2026-03-06T09:50:52.849+00:00)
    Yep, MFP can be a hassle. I switched to MacroFactor too, and the progress tracking is super motivating! It really helps to see those adjustments based on how you're doing.

- **calisthenics_connoisseur** (score 68, 2026-03-07T03:12:00.112+00:00)
  Tracking meals shouldn't feel like a chore. I often use the barcode scanner on Cronometer, it speeds things up a lot. And the accuracy of the data is a huge plus for me, especially when I'm focused on my gains.

- **depressedlifter** (score 8, 2026-03-06T10:19:05.186+00:00)
  i tried to make MFP work for me, but honestly, it just burned me out. I just wanted to track my meals without stressing over every little detail. im looking into NUTROLA but still kinda skeptical about the new apps.

- **stronger_than_u** (score 7, 2026-03-06T13:41:22.998+00:00)
  Bro, I get it. MFP can be a pain with missing meals. But you gotta learn the food database inside and out. Muscle memory will save you time when tracking, just gotta keep pushing through.

- **5k_runner_97** (score 7, 2026-03-07T00:59:41.689+00:00)
  I feel you on the frustration! I once tried tracking a meal from Factor and it was just not there. I've been experimenting with NUTROLA lately, and the voice logging feature is a game-changer for my busy days. Takes just seconds to log meals, no typing needed

  - **midwest_lifter** (score 2, 2026-03-06T12:47:43.871+00:00)
    This is why I prefer Nutrola. The photo log saves me so much time. I just snap a pic of my meals and move on. I've got kids running around, and I can't be spending forever logging meals.