Alternatives

MyFitnessPal alternatives: 7 apps compared

MyFitnessPal is for people whose main goal is calorie and food tracking. Free tier: calorie, weight and exercise tracking, with ads. The downside we found: barcode scanning, custom macro goals, ad-free use and CSV export are Premium only. If that is why you are looking, these are the other apps we checked. GYM RPG publishes this page and is one of the options.

What MyFitnessPal does well

The calorie counter most people already know, with exercise logging on the free tier. Free tier: calorie, weight and exercise tracking, with ads.

Before you leave MyFitnessPal

Your data: CSV export, Premium only. Check this first, because a switch is easiest when your history can come with you.

Watch support: Not verified. Ads: Ads on the free tier; Premium is ad-free. Game layer: No RPG layer found.

GYM RPG

Best for: lifters who want food logging next to their workouts.

Free tier: meal logging with calories and macros is free; the barcode scanner is Pro. Paid: pro: $7.99/mo or $49.99/yr on the US App Store.

Strength: Logging food on consecutive days multiplies your workout XP up to 1.5x. Honest catch: basic food logging, not a specialist food database.

Cronometer

Best for: people who want detailed nutrient tracking.

Free tier: basic: food, exercise and biometrics logging, up to 84 nutrients, custom targets and a barcode scanner; reports limited to 7 days. Paid: gold: $10.99/mo or $59.99/yr.

Strength: The free plan includes the barcode scanner and custom micronutrient targets. Honest catch: free reports and charts are limited to 7 days, and ad-free use, the fasting timer and the recipe importer need Gold.

Lose It!

Best for: people who want a calorie budget for weight loss.

Free tier: free calorie tracking, a weight loss plan and a community. Paid: premium yearly subscription; the price was not verified.

Strength: A personalized calorie budget, with voice and photo logging. Honest catch: barcode scanning is Premium according to its App Store listing.

MacroFactor

Best for: people who want adaptive calorie and macro targets.

Free tier: none; 7-day free trial. Paid: $11.99/mo, $47.99 per 6 months or $71.99/yr; $89.99/yr bundled with the Workouts app.

Strength: Calorie and macro targets adjust from weekly check-ins, with no ads. Honest catch: no free tier, and strength logging lives in a separate paid app.

Yazio

Best for: people who want meal plans and recipes.

Free tier: calorie counter, food diary, barcode scanner (per its listing), water tracking and fasting plans. Paid: pro is billed for 3 or 12 months with no monthly plan; the USD price was not verified.

Strength: 2,900+ recipes with meal planning and a grocery list. Honest catch: cSV export is Pro only, and there is no monthly plan.

FatSecret

Best for: people who want a free calorie tracker with barcode scanning.

Free tier: food diary, exercise and weight logging, barcode scanning and a community. Paid: premium (monthly, quarterly or annual, varies by region); the price was not verified.

Strength: Barcode scanning and the diary are free. Honest catch: the exercise diary cannot be exported.

Carb Manager

Best for: people following a keto or low-carb diet.

Free tier: basic: free to download and use. Paid: premium: about $39.99/yr.

Strength: Net-carb and macro tracking built for keto. Honest catch: its own pages disagree on whether the barcode scanner is free.

GYM RPG, Cronometer, Lose It!, MacroFactor, Yazio, FatSecret, Carb Manager at a glance

AppBest forFree tierPaid planHonest catch
GYM RPGLifters who want food logging next to their workoutsMeal logging with calories and macros is free; the barcode scanner is ProPro: $7.99/mo or $49.99/yr on the US App StoreBasic food logging, not a specialist food database
CronometerPeople who want detailed nutrient trackingBasic: food, exercise and biometrics logging, up to 84 nutrients, custom targets and a barcode scanner; reports limited to 7 daysGold: $10.99/mo or $59.99/yrFree reports and charts are limited to 7 days, and ad-free use, the fasting timer and the recipe importer need Gold
Lose It!People who want a calorie budget for weight lossFree calorie tracking, a weight loss plan and a communityPremium yearly subscription; the price was not verifiedBarcode scanning is Premium according to its App Store listing
MacroFactorPeople who want adaptive calorie and macro targetsNone; 7-day free trial$11.99/mo, $47.99 per 6 months or $71.99/yr; $89.99/yr bundled with the Workouts appNo free tier, and strength logging lives in a separate paid app
YazioPeople who want meal plans and recipesCalorie counter, food diary, barcode scanner (per its listing), water tracking and fasting plansPro is billed for 3 or 12 months with no monthly plan; the USD price was not verifiedCSV export is Pro only, and there is no monthly plan
FatSecretPeople who want a free calorie tracker with barcode scanningFood diary, exercise and weight logging, barcode scanning and a communityPremium (monthly, quarterly or annual, varies by region); the price was not verifiedThe exercise diary cannot be exported
Carb ManagerPeople following a keto or low-carb dietBasic: free to download and usePremium: about $39.99/yrIts own pages disagree on whether the barcode scanner is free
Amazing app! Combining workouts with a game, makes me very motivated to keep going and not fall off my training!
P Roma, Google Play
I was overweight, but after the installation I feel like a new person, and my character is beautiful and strong.
Diogo N., Google Play

Try GYM RPG free and compare it with your current app.

Free on iOS & Android

Frequently asked questions

What is the best MyFitnessPal alternative?

It depends on why you are leaving. GYM RPG: lifters who want food logging next to their workouts. Cronometer: people who want detailed nutrient tracking. Lose It!: people who want a calorie budget for weight loss. MacroFactor: people who want adaptive calorie and macro targets. Yazio: people who want meal plans and recipes. FatSecret: people who want a free calorie tracker with barcode scanning. Carb Manager: people following a keto or low-carb diet.

Is there a free MyFitnessPal alternative?

GYM RPG: Meal logging with calories and macros is free; the barcode scanner is Pro. Cronometer: Basic: food, exercise and biometrics logging, up to 84 nutrients, custom targets and a barcode scanner; reports limited to 7 days. Lose It!: Free calorie tracking, a weight loss plan and a community. MacroFactor: None; 7-day free trial. Yazio: Calorie counter, food diary, barcode scanner (per its listing), water tracking and fasting plans. FatSecret: Food diary, exercise and weight logging, barcode scanning and a community. Carb Manager: Basic: free to download and use.

How do the prices compare to MyFitnessPal?

MyFitnessPal: Premium: EUR 49.99/yr or 9.99/mo on its site; the USD price was not verified. GYM RPG: Pro: $7.99/mo or $49.99/yr on the US App Store. Cronometer: Gold: $10.99/mo or $59.99/yr. Lose It!: Premium yearly subscription; the price was not verified. MacroFactor: $11.99/mo, $47.99 per 6 months or $71.99/yr; $89.99/yr bundled with the Workouts app. Yazio: Pro is billed for 3 or 12 months with no monthly plan; the USD price was not verified. FatSecret: Premium (monthly, quarterly or annual, varies by region); the price was not verified. Carb Manager: Premium: about $39.99/yr. Check the store for current prices.

Is GYM RPG biased on this page?

We make GYM RPG and say so. Each competitor fact comes from its own site or store listing, checked October 2026, and anything we could not confirm is marked "Not verified".

How we verified this

Competitor facts checked: October 2026. GYM RPG publishes this page and appears in it. Competitor details come from their public help pages, store listings and third-party reviews; features and prices change, so check the store before you buy.