VidaOne Diet & Fitness is the premier Windows application to track all aspects of your diet, fitness and health, in a contemporary and simple user interface.

There's just no other application packed with so many features such as comprehensive data entry with custom data fields, connectivity with popular heart rate monitors, synchronization with iPhone (and iPod Touch), Windows Mobile, Palm OS, and soon (mid-2010) BlackBerry and Android, unsurpassed charting capabilities, multiple profiles, detailed user guide, etc.

What's new in Version 3

VidaOne Diet & Fitness 3 now provides these long-awaited features:

• Food points
• Meal scheduling
• Support for the following Garmin devices: Edge 205 & 305, Forerunner 205, 301 and 305
• Support for the latest Polar RS800CX and CS600X heart rate monitors (in addition to the AXN, F and S series)
• Enhanced Polar files viewing
• Trackable gears (by distance or duration)
• Personal Best workouts
• Configurable summary view
• More charts
• More fields for strength training exercises (rep duration, rest time, RPE, equipment)
• Enhanced interface using ribbons (as featured in Microsoft Office 2007), including a configurable Quick Access Toolbar
• BMI and blood pressure assessment
• Improved user profiles management

These are just a few of the various screens you will see in VidaOne Diet & Fitness, where every feature is carefully designed to be easy to use. Click on any picture to enlarge it.

	The summary view shows you body weight, net calorie/kJ per day, workout summary and another workout graph. You can also customize the picture shown.		The Food Organizer allows you to customize the database by selecting only the food items you want to see, and to import/export food items.
	The journal view shows food, workouts and health data you've entered for a day. You can also see various graphs, such as energy balance, energy breakdown or nutrients.		The calendar view presents a complete monthly summary of your help, meals and workouts. If you are on a diet, you will also see related information.
	View complete nutrition facts about the food you consume with warnings if your diet is not being followed.		The Energy per Hour graph, one of the many graphs available, shows at what time of the day, on average, you consume food.
	You can download data from most Polar heart rate monitors (a RS800CX in this picture) and analyze your performance.		Workouts downloaded from Garmin devices can be viewed on Google Maps, along your laps.