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Fit Day is a free web-based utility designed for health and fitness enthusiasts. It provides users with tools for tracking their daily activities, nutrition, and exercise routines. The program offers features such as meal logging, activity tracking, and progress monitoring, making it a versatile option for maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

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The interface is user-friendly, allowing easy navigation through various sections dedicated to different aspects of health management. Users can set personal goals, analyze their performance over time, and receive insights into their habits. With its free access, Fit Day serves as a practical resource for anyone looking to enhance their wellness journey.

Fit Day for Webware

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GENERAL

Release: January 21, 2008

Latest update: June 11, 2026

Version: 0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Webware

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 3,530

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

3.5/5

4 User Votes

Very Poor Customer Support - Look Into Other Options
CyradiaAugust 22, 2012
Pros
I've tried out about a dozen "calorie counter" web apps over the last few days. They're all very similar, and most obviously tap into the same food/calorie database. This application runs as all of the others do, you painstakingly add in every thing you consume and a handful of graphics shows you your running calorie total. The one differeniator I noticed (and what drew me initially) was they have a vitamin report that helps you gauge your dietary vitam intake. However, there are several common nutrients missing (folic acid as a vitamin, grams of sugar consumed as another).
Cons
First big con - horrible customer service. For "support" they have unpaid volunteer customers (clueless as to software problems or updates) on their forum. Skim their forums for a sample of the snide attitude the forum community has...ESPECIALLY do this if you're going to BUY the product. Even my fellow CNET reviews state problems getting them to respond to technical failures after paying. Second big con - very greedy monetization scheme (which is a horrible combination with bad customer service). Your options are to 1) deal with a (best I can tell from comment...purposefully) clunky free version that is so littered with ads it'll crawl or 2) pay them $50 for a one year subscription (so you don't even own the software for good) to their "ad-free, slightly better designed" application. If you're going to pay - look through all the technical problems of their customers first. If you're going to use the free version, invest in a very good ad blocker.
Summary
While at first glance the vitamin report made me tentatively settle on this product, I'm incredibly annoyed at the clunky software, poor design (many step throughs when adding food), and attitude of the "staff". In addition to the two big cons (customer service and expensive), they've also missed several obvious features. They have a slick set of graphs seeing if you met your "food goals", but these goals are all based on the RDA values. It would be so much nicer if you could alter these based on your situation (pregnant, high blood pressure, heart problems...all may have different goals). Also, it has no feature to see how you're doing avoiding bad things. For example, it'd be nice to set a max sodium level or sugar level that also had a bar graph to see how well you're doing. My recommendation would be to shop around a lot before settling on this product. There are so many fish out in the "calorie counting app" sea, and this one has some sour streaks in it.
Wonderful program. Steep in Premium upgrade costs.
nevenzelJune 8, 2010
Pros
A full fitness and nutritional tracking software. Very easy to use, with wonderful graphs and comparison capabilities.
Cons
Wish the printing function was better, and that you didn't have to pay such a high amount to sync the online tracker to the desktop version. 70.00 annually seems steep in price to just sync the two together.
Summary
Wonderful FREE online program... Fairly priced PC download version... Expensive Upgrade to sync the two together. All and all it is a program stuffed full of useful data and functions, at varying expenses.
great way to keep track, gives me mores to do.
hdschmutzJanuary 13, 2010
Pros
easy, fast and will keep me on track.
Cons
you have to take the time to use the program, somtimes its hard with busy lifestyles.
Summary
Good tool to control your daily food intake
EdneuMarch 14, 2008
Pros
A lot of foods in the database and you can add custom foods.
Cons
As it is online it is not so fast as a software installed on your computer. <p>For the same reason it is not easy to find foods or have better reports. <p>Nothing is printable. <p>If you buy the software (my case) and something went wrong, you pay and dont have the software. I'm trying for 1 week to contact them for a solution and nothing.
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Developer’s Description

By Cyser Software

Get an online dietary journal.

On Fit day provides users an online dietery journal. Users can enter in the food the eat and it will track and analyze the number of calories consumed. Fit Day also provides daily calorie counts, detailed nutrition for thousands of foods, and long term diet analysis.