Health & Fitness · First seen May 15, 2026 · Updated Oct 22, 2026
Fair-priced nutrition and macro tracking app
- Overall
- 73
- Competition
- High
- Momentum
- +186%
- Signals
- 20
The gap
Users of calorie counters like Lose It!, MyFitnessPal, and MyNetDiary are seeing core nutrition tracking features like barcode scanning and macro breakdowns moved to paid tiers. There is a need for a free or one-time payment app that keeps essential tracking tools accessible.
What people say
“I used MFP FOR YEARS, then stopped when I had kids for a while. There was a premium but the free version you could scan you food and do a lot of the things that now you have to pay for. Really bummed I lived MFP.”
Food scanning capability moved from free version to paid subscription
App Store reviews“Has food database search/ barcode scan, taking photos of meals are paid”
Taking photos of meals to track nutrients is a paid feature
App Store reviews18 more complaints behind this opportunity, each linked to where it was said. Free with an account.
Existing products
See the 7 products people complain about here, with ratings and weak spots. Free with an account.
Scores
Computed from the signals below (formula v1), Oct 23, 2026.
Overall opportunity
73/100
Ranked #23
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