Need an easy calorie journal app. Any Ideas?

I like myfitnesspal the most. Give it a try and let me know.

x2 - MyFitnessPal

Yes you have to choose between multiple choices, but once you get used to it its not bad. Also, it keeps your regular items stored so that they pop up quickly. I've been using MFP for about 5 months now with great results.

I really like Livestrong's Daily Plate!

Loseit is also good pretty close to being the same as MFP

I know you said that you wanted an app, but I suggest that instead you just use a regular blank journal or small notebook. With the apps you just enter whatever you ate and everything is done for you!! Awesome?! However, you never really learn anything about what you are putting in to your body because everything is already calculated for you.
I started out using a blank notepad as I mentioned, tracking calories, fats, carbs, and protein. At first it takes a little extra effort finding out calorie and nutrient information for everything you eat. However, you become very knowledgeable about what you are putting into your body and better tuned to what you need when you feel a certain way. I have been doing it for so long that I do not have to write everything down for a day if I am out of state traveling for example, and still hit my calorie and macro-nutrient needs because I have a large knowledge base for calorie and nutrient info on a very diverse range of foods. Makes day to day life much easier and less stressful especially when traveling. I do it too because I am actually learning about nutrition and my body instead of mindlessly plugging data into an app. Plus, after doing it for a while, it only takes me 5-10 minutes to set up a daily plan and pack my food before work.

I would join the chorus on myfitnesspal. Yes, there is a lot of junk in their database - but after almost a year of continuous logging, my "recent" list has pretty much everything I eat, so I rarely have to go digging through it.

+++ for myfitnesspal. Have used it for over 2yrs and keeps getting better.

i use the everyday health calorie app (I think its linked to about.com). I like that it has a good database of stuff to select from; you can also scan the barcode of a food and add the stuff if it isn't in the database - or add a recipe that you analyzed (I do this often) - and then you can save them

I also use and like the Livestrong Daily Plate. While I haven't tried the others, Livestrong includes the protein, carbs, and fat for each food item entered so you can see your percentage intake of each. That is very helpful. It's also free, which is nice. My only gripe is that the "recent foods" and "favorite foods" functions are not very reliable. There are items I eat daily which don't show up as recently eaten (I suppose this is just a laziness issue on my part). Also, mine will occasionally shut down on me.