MyFitnessPal alternative
Log food without the search box.
MyFitnessPal is the classic calorie counter: search, pick, adjust the serving, repeat. Spotwell starts from a photo, a barcode or a sentence instead, and keeps your training and habits in the same app.
What changes when you switch
Start from a photo
Food Snap names the dish, splits it into foods and estimates grams. Fix anything in a tap, including the cut of meat.
Or just say it
“Chicken burrito bowl with guac.” Describe fills in the foods and amounts for you to check.
Training included
A weekly plan and set-by-set logging live next to your food, not in another app.
Recipes that fit what’s left
An AI recipe maker sized to the calories and protein you have left today.
Is Spotwell the right switch?
Good fit if you
- Find searching and typing every food tedious
- Also train and want it in one place
- Are on iPhone
MyFitnessPal may suit you better if you
- Rely on its very large food database for exact brand entries
- Need Android or a web version
- Want its community features
Questions
- Is Spotwell free?
- Tracking is free, including search logging, workouts, fasting and supplements. Pro unlocks the AI tools, with 5 free uses a month.
- Can I import my MyFitnessPal history?
- Not yet. Most people set their targets and start fresh; it takes a couple of minutes.
- Does Spotwell have a barcode scanner?
- Yes, plus a nutrition label scanner for products that aren’t in the database.
Try it on your own week.
Free to start, with 5 Pro uses a month to try the AI tools.