Track protein and calories on Android
Protein Tracker makes daily protein tracking simple with fast food logging, editable estimates, clear goals, and progress tracking.
Why people use Protein Tracker
Highlights taken from the app's current Google Play listing.
Take a meal photo
Select a photo from your gallery
Describe what you ate
Scan a nutrition label
Scan a packaged-food barcode
Search the built-in food catalog
How it works
How to track protein and calories in three steps.
Set your starting point
Add your protein goal and the meals you eat.
Use it consistently
Check in as you go and keep the app's information current.
Review progress
Use the history or summary views to understand patterns over time.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers — each one links to a full guide when there's more to know.
What does Protein Tracker do?
Protein Tracker makes daily protein tracking simple with fast food logging, editable estimates, clear goals, and progress tracking.
Is Protein Tracker free?
The current Google Play listing shows Free. Check the listing before downloading for current in-app purchases, subscriptions, or premium options.
Which Android devices support Protein Tracker?
Compatibility can change with later releases. Open the official Google Play listing on your device to confirm the current Android requirements.
How does Protein Tracker handle privacy?
Review the Data safety section on the official Google Play listing for the developer's current data-handling disclosures before installing.
When was Protein Tracker last updated?
The catalog snapshot was updated from Google Play on September 10, 2026. Open the listing for the newest release information.
Try Protein Tracker on Android
Open the official Google Play listing for the latest features, compatibility, pricing, and privacy details.