Liftrung vs MyFitnessPal
MyFitnessPal is the best-known calorie counter. Liftrung is built for people who lift, with food logging in the same app. Here is how they compare, with a source for every fact about MyFitnessPal.
| Topic | MyFitnessPal | Liftrung |
|---|---|---|
| Food logging by search | Free | Free |
| Barcode scanner | Premium only | Free |
| Photo food logging | Meal Scan: Premium only | AI food scanning: paid |
| Ads | In the free version; Premium removes them | None |
| Workout logging | Exercise logging | Sets, reps and weight, with your last set shown beside each new one |
| Yearly price (US App Store) | Premium, for its extra food features: $79.99/year (listed price) | $29.99/year, for AI food scanning only. Logging is free |
| Platforms | iPhone, Android, Apple Watch | iPhone (coming soon) |
Liftrung prices may change before launch; the App Store shows the final price in your currency. Liftrung’s paid plan covers AI food scanning only.
When MyFitnessPal is the better pick
Pick MyFitnessPal if you use Android, want meal plans and grocery lists (its Premium+ plan), or rely on its many partner-app connections.
Sources
- MyFitnessPal Help: Free, Premium and Premium+
- MyFitnessPal on the US App Store
- MyFitnessPal on Google Play
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