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Why no open source food DB

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‎09-21-2019 07:32

‎09-21-2019 07:32

There is still no Dutch Food Database. I see a lot of countries complaining that the miss their ‘own food’. Why don’t you use an “opensource food DB” It will regulate itself.

 

If this is not an option, is a Dutch food db planned for the near future.

  • If yes, when?
  • If no, why not?
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‎09-21-2019 07:34

‎09-21-2019 07:34

Have you considered using MyFitnessPal? It has a much better food database and syncs with fitbit.

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‎09-21-2019 07:48

In response to SteveH

‎09-21-2019 07:48

Yes I did.

But I'm allready using Endomondo to keep track and give me my running training. 

And than I need a 3th tool for food. That does not work for me.


Another app for food, should not be the case. I really like the watch, but I think it is ridiculous that, in basis, I need others apps to keep (good) track of functionality they advertise with.  

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