1. FitRoid

   Fitroid helps you plan, organize, and chart your workouts and nutrition schedules in very detailed ways. Workouts can be configured by muscle using the extensive database of exercises and how-to pictures. The nutrition database has over 7500 foods, making it easy to track what you’re eating.
   

2. FatSecret Calorie Counter

   The Calorie Counter Android app by FatSecret is also a food and exercise diary. There’s a quick search for calorie and nutrition information about foods, a barcode scanner for nutrition labels, and a food and exercise diary to help you keep track of intake and calories burned.

3. Absolute Fitness

   The Absolute Fitness app is another food and exercise tracking program with a calorie counter, food diary and exercise diary. But, unlike the other nutrition apps, it takes into account factors other than calories eaten versus calories burned through exercise. You can track workouts and other physical activities as well as the amount of sleep you’ve had and the amount of water you’ve consumed.

4. CarbsControl Carb Tracker

   For those counting carbs rather than calories, the CarbsControl Carb Tracker is the perfect app. Containing carb counts and nutrition information for 80,000 items, including fast food places and restaurants, this tracker makes low-carb diets easy.

5. Easy Diet App

   With a name like Easy Diet App, you know you want it. In 3 days you are guaranteed to lose weight if you do what your cell phone tells you to do. The app not only gives you a diet plan, but a shopping list telling you exactly what you need. There’s also a Twitter part to the app so you can tell your friends exactly how much weight you’re losing.

6. Weight Points Calculator

   Some of us don’t count calories or carbs – we count points. And to help us do that, there is the Weight Points Calculator which takes into account calories, fat and fiber, and spits out point numbers that are compatible with Weight Watchers. How many points have you had today?

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