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NutraCheck is a UK-focused calorie and weight-management service for people tracking food intake and weight loss. It combines a UK food database, barcode scanning, meal planning, exercise tracking and progress reports.
💡 Pick it for a larger international database and broader fitness-device integrations.
MyFitnessPal is a popular fitness app that helps users track their diet and exercise to achieve their fitness goals. It offers a...
Free with optional premium subscription
WW International, Inc.
💡 Pick it for coaching, community and a structured points system instead of direct calorie counting.
WeightWatchers is a structured weight-management program that combines food tracking, a points-based system, coaching and community support. It suits people who prefer...
Paid membership; pricing varies by plan
💡 Pick it for a streamlined weight-loss app with strong goal tracking and lower-cost annual Premium.
Lose It! is a popular weight loss app that helps users track their food intake, exercise, and set weight loss goals.
Free with optional premium subscription
💡 Pick it when micronutrients, verified entries and detailed nutrition analysis matter more than UK-specific convenience.
Cronometer is a nutrition tracking tool that focuses on micronutrients and offers detailed analysis of daily nutrient intake.
Free with premium options
💡 Pick it if you want calorie tracking combined with built-in intermittent-fasting plans and recipes.
YAZIO is a popular nutrition and calorie tracking app that helps users achieve their health and fitness goals.
Free with optional in-app purchases
💡 Pick it for more guided diet programs and detailed progress feedback at a competitive subscription price.
MyNetDiary is a comprehensive food diary app that helps users track their nutrition and fitness goals.
Starting from $3.33/month
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