Aurelo
Aurelo vs Cronometer
Cronometer is a detailed nutrition tracker: calories, macros and 95+ vitamins and minerals. Aurelo tracks food and supplements too, but its job is reading them against how you felt to find what lines up.
Cronometer details from its app store listing, checked October 9, 2026. Features and prices change, so check the app for the latest.
Side by side
| Aurelo | Cronometer | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Finding what lines up between everything that goes in (meals, supplements, medications, products) and how you feel | Detailed nutrition and fitness tracking: calories, macros and micronutrients |
| What you log | Meals from 2 million USDA foods, supplements, medications, personal care products, a daily check-in (energy, focus, mood, sleep quality, calm, digestion), symptom tags, sleep and workouts, and your cycle if you switch it on | Food from a curated database of more than 1.1 million verified foods, plus weight and activity |
| How it finds patterns | A read across ten body systems from your last two weeks (twice a week free, daily on Plus), citing the dates behind each finding and saying when a pattern is only a hint. Not a diagnosis | Nutrient totals, trends, charts and reports, and how caffeine, alcohol and nutrition affect sleep quality; symptom or mood correlations not mentioned in its listing |
| Nutrients from food | Yes: food and supplements added up in one total, against your targets | Yes: calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber and 95+ vitamins and minerals |
| Supplement checks | Plans timing around absorption clashes and pairings, and the read notes possible interactions; on Plus each cites a sourced reference entry and medicines are checked by name | Not mentioned in its listing |
| Connects to | Apple Health through the Health Auto Export app (sleep, workouts, heart data, steps, weight), Oura Ring, and imports from another tracker’s CSV, XLSX or ZIP export | Apple Health and Apple Watch, plus Fitbit, Garmin, Oura, Whoop and more |
| Platforms | Web, on any phone or computer; the iPhone app isn’t in the App Store yet | iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch; Android not mentioned in its listing |
| Price | Free, no card. Plus (Weekly Brief, Ask, Experiments, voice logging, saved history, reminders in the iPhone app, cited interactions) is coming soon | Free, with Gold at $10.99 a month or $59.99 a year (App Store prices) |
Choose Cronometer if
- Hitting precise calorie, macro and micronutrient targets is the goal.
- You want direct connections to Garmin, Whoop or Fitbit.
Choose Aurelo if
- You want to know whether what you eat and take lines up with your energy, sleep, digestion or skin.
- You track supplements, medications or personal care products alongside food.
Switching
Aurelo can import a CSV, XLSX or ZIP export from another tracker, and an import can be undone in one step. Check what your current app lets you export.
Free to start, no card. Patterns after a few days; a full read at two weeks.
Get started freeOther comparisons
- Aurelo vs BearableBoth look for patterns in your own log. Bearable is built around symptoms, mood and chronic conditions. Aurelo is built around what goes in, meals, supplements and products, read against how you felt.
- Aurelo vs mySymptomsBoth link what you eat to how you feel. mySymptoms is a focused food and symptom diary with deep gut tracking. Aurelo adds supplements, products, nutrient totals and Apple Health sleep to the same read.
- Aurelo vs MyFitnessPalMyFitnessPal is a calorie and macro tracker with a 20.5 million food database and an AI Coach. Aurelo logs meals too, but its job is reading what you eat and take against how you felt.
Sources
- Cronometer on the App Store, checked October 9, 2026
- Aurelo Health and its feature pages
Cronometer is a trademark of its owner. Aurelo Health is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cronometer.