M0VE vs. Cronometer

Cronometer is a nutrition tracker designed for accuracy. It tracks calories, macros and more than 95 vitamins and minerals, and is trusted by dietitians, athletes and health professionals. When you exercise, the energy you burn above your normal activity is added to that day's target. M0VE is built for endurance athletes. It plans your day around the training you have coming up, and plans your carbs per hour for the session itself.


In short. Cronometer is the pick for the detail of every nutrient. M0VE is for athletes who want their targets and session fuel planned around their training.

M0VE vs Cronometer at a glance

FeatureM0VECronometer
Best forEndurance athletes in any sport who want food and session fuel planned around trainingPeople who want detailed nutrient tracking, and the dietitians who work with them
Daily targetsCalories, carbs, protein and fat, set every morning from your planned trainingAdds energy burned above your normal activity to that day's target. Gold adds macro schedules by weekday
Fuel during a sessionCarbs per hour for every session, plus fluid and sodiumNot listed
Gels, drinks and barsGels, chews, bars and drinks built in, by brand and typeNot listed as a catalogue. General food database
Food loggingAI photo, barcode, nutrition label, describe it, or searchFree barcode scan, AI photo with Gold, and a label photo when a barcode isn't found
Vitamins and mineralsIron, vitamin D, magnesium, B12, sodium and thirty moreMore than 95 vitamins and minerals
Training syncPlanned and finished sessions from your platforms and devicesFinished workouts and activity from connected devices. Planned sessions not listed
Coach viewCoach plan with a web dashboard for your athletesCronometer Pro, sold separately, for dietitians and their clients
PriceAthlete €39.99 a year or €4.99 a month. 14-day free trialFree Basic version. Gold €69.99 a year in the Spanish App Store

Every nutrient, or every session

Cronometer's depth is real. It tracks more than 95 vitamins and minerals from the food you log, and dietitians and health professionals use it with their clients.

M0VE tracks micronutrients too, with iron, vitamin D, magnesium, B12, sodium and thirty more against a target, but its focus is your training. Your calories, carbs, protein and fat are set every morning from your planned sessions.

Fuel for the session itself

A carbs per hour target for during a session is not listed for Cronometer. M0VE sets one for every session from its duration, power and sport, adds fluid and sodium per hour, and has gels, chews, bars and drinks built in, so you tap what you will carry into your session fuel.

M0VE App Store screen: a logged breakfast with calories, carbs, protein and fat against target
Every nutrient you log
M0VE App Store screen: adjust fuelling, 90 g of carbs an hour for a session
Carbs per hour for the session
M0VE App Store screen: the sports nutrition catalogue, filtered by brand and type
Gels, drinks and bars built in

Burned energy, or planned training

Cronometer adds the energy you burn above your baseline activity, from logged or synced exercise, to that day's target, and Gold lets you schedule different macros by weekday. Syncing planned sessions is not listed. M0VE reads your planned and finished sessions from your platforms and devices, so your targets are set from the training you have coming up.

Where Cronometer wins

For nutrient detail, Cronometer is hard to beat. It has a free version with free barcode scanning, works on the web, your phone and your watch, and Cronometer Pro lets dietitians manage clients, who get Gold free while enrolled.

Want your daily food and your session fuel planned around your training? Try M0VE free for 14 days on the App Store, or join the Google Play waitlist. See the plans, or see how M0VE compares with other apps.

Frequently asked questions

Is M0VE a good Cronometer alternative for athletes?

Yes, if your focus is training. Cronometer goes deeper on nutrients. M0VE plans your targets from your training, adds carbs per hour for each session, and has gels, drinks and bars built in.

Does Cronometer adjust targets for training?

Cronometer adds the energy you burn above your baseline activity to that day's target, from logged or synced exercise. M0VE sets your targets every morning from the training you have planned.

Does Cronometer give carbs per hour during a session?

Not listed. M0VE sets a carbs per hour target for every session, with fluid and sodium.

Does M0VE track micronutrients?

Yes. M0VE tracks iron, vitamin D, magnesium, B12, sodium and thirty more against targets. Cronometer tracks more than 95 vitamins and minerals.

How does pricing compare?

Cronometer has a free Basic version, and Gold is €69.99 a year in the Spanish App Store, or $59.99 in the US. M0VE Athlete is €39.99 a year or €4.99 a month, with a 14-day free trial.


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