Bring your food routine with you.

Write down what you want to keep

Note your current calorie and macro targets, the serving sizes you use, and the recipes you log most often. Use the targets you already follow rather than assuming two apps will calculate the same ones.

Keep access to any history you need. Connecting health apps does not guarantee that an old food diary or saved recipes will transfer.

Try one normal day

Use foods you buy often so the test reflects your actual routine.

1. 1

   Set your targets

   Open Vora’s nutrition settings and check the goals before logging your first meal.

2. 2

   Scan a regular food

   Try a packaged food you know. Compare the matched product with the label in your hand.

3. 3

   Check the serving size

   Match grams, portions, or pieces. A serving in one database may differ from a serving in another.

4. 4

   Review the day

   Check the meals and amounts you saved. Keep using the routine that makes logging easiest for you.

Why the totals can differ

Food databases can hold different versions of the same product. Cooked and dry weights can differ too. First check the product and unit, then the amount you logged.

If a scan finds nothing, use food search or manual entry. Do not pick an unrelated result just to fill the diary.

Keep the plan decision separate

Vora Free includes basic barcode scanning. MyFitnessPal lists its barcode scanner under Premium features. Check both current plans for anything else you rely on.

Installing Vora does not cancel a subscription with another app. Manage that subscription through the service where you purchased it if you decide to stop it.

Common questions