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Cronometer vs revns: micronutrient tracking or a whole-day score

Cronometer is built for nutrition detail: its free plan logs foods, exercise and biometrics, tracks up to 95 nutrients, includes a barcode scanner and a database of over 1 million verified foods. Gold costs $10.99 a month or $59.99 a year in the US and adds Photo Log, Voice Log, Crono Coach (an AI coach) and a ChatGPT plugin that lets ChatGPT or Codex analyse your nutrition data. We found no official Cronometer MCP server; community ones use unofficial access and need your login. revns is built around the whole day: training sessions, sleep, steps, meals and mood in one score, with a week plan, and an MCP server that works with Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Cursor and can write as well as read. For micronutrient depth pick Cronometer. For an assistant that runs the plan, revns fits better.

Cronometerrevns
Nutrient depthUp to 95 nutrients, lab-verified database, barcode scanner (free plan)Meals in a few words, with protein, calories and macros if you add them. No micronutrient database
AI inside the appCrono Coach, Gold onlyRules-based brief in the app; your own Claude or ChatGPT does the coaching
Assistant accessChatGPT plugin for analysing trends (Gold); no official MCP server foundMCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Cursor, with read and write tools
Can the assistant log for youThe plugin is described as analysisYes: quick_log, log_meal, set_goal, plan_day, each labelled with the assistant's name
Training, sleep and moodExercise and biometrics loggingSessions with sets, sleep, steps and mood, scored together every day
PriceFree; Gold $10.99/mo or $59.99/yr (US)Free; Pro $7.99/mo or $49.99/yr (free until at least Dec 14, 2026)

Where it is the better choice

Cronometer's database is lab-analysed and its micronutrient tracking is far deeper than anything here. If you manage a deficiency, a medical diet or a cut that needs exact numbers, it is the stronger tool, and its free plan is generous.

Sources

Accurate as of November 15, 2026. Training and nutrition guidance only, not medical advice. See a clinician for symptoms, injury or a medical condition.

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Pick an objective, say how you eat, log one thing.