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MyFitnessPal

Calorie Counter

MyFitnessPal, Inc.
26.16.0

Trusted App

About MyFitnessPal

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Reviewed byBernadine WisokyContent Editor

MyFitnessPal is a nutrition and fitness tracking app that helps you monitor eating, exercise, and daily targets.

MyFitnessPal supports people who want a clearer view of food intake and activity throughout the day. It brings logging and progress data into one place so you can see how choices affect weight and performance goals. During setup, the app estimates calorie needs using your details and builds targets you can adjust later. Because many users prefer flexibility, it also works with popular wearables and health services. If you plan to download MyFitnessPal, expect a practical tracker focused on day to day consistency.


MyFitnessPal features that matter

Extensive food logging

MyFitnessPal offers a large global food database that includes restaurant items and packaged foods. You can log meals with full calorie details and see macros and micronutrients for each entry. It also lets you save meals and recipes so repeat entries take only a few taps later.

Personalized goals and insights

The app uses your information to estimate basal metabolic rate with the Mifflin St Jeor equation and considers BMI during signup. It then creates daily calorie and macro targets that reflect your goals and activity. You can track calories, macros, vitamins and minerals, water, weight, steps, and workouts in one dashboard, and view progress over time for context.

Smart logging and diet options

To speed up logging, Premium adds Barcode Scan, Meal Scan, and voice logging. You can set Custom Macro Goals with Premium and use Net Carbs mode if you follow low carb or keto. The water tracker helps you record hydration, and an intermittent fasting tracker is available with Premium for users who time their eating windows.

Connect apps, devices, and wearables

MyFitnessPal syncs with 35 plus apps and devices so activity and health data can flow into your diary. On Android, it connects with Google Fit, Health Connect, Samsung Health, Fitbit, Garmin, and smart scales to reduce manual entry. Wear OS support adds tiles and complications for faster logging from the watch, which helps you capture items without reaching for your phone.

Meal planning and grocery support

For structured guidance, Premium Plus offers tailored meal plans and thousands of recipes. It also supports integrated grocery delivery in supported regions and includes smart meal tracking tools to keep plans and logs in sync. This setup is designed to keep planning and logging in one place for users who want a guided routine.


Pricing and plans in MyFitnessPal

Core calorie and macro tracking in MyFitnessPal is free, which covers daily logging and basic goal tracking. Premium adds Barcode Scan, Meal Scan, voice logging, Custom Macro Goals, Net Carbs mode, and the intermittent fasting tracker. Premium Plus includes tailored meal plans, integrated grocery delivery, and additional meal tools. First time upgrades typically include a 7 day free Premium trial. Subscriptions auto renew, and you should cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date to avoid being charged for the next period.


Getting started with MyFitnessPal on Android

Setup is quick and centers on creating accurate daily targets. The steps below cover account creation, logging your first entries, and connecting wearables. If you installed the MyFitnessPal APK, open the app and follow these steps.

  1. Open MyFitnessPal, then sign up or sign in. Enter age, height, weight, activity level, and your goal so the app can estimate a daily calorie target.
  2. Review the suggested target and macros, then confirm or adjust. You can enable reminders and choose units and diary settings before moving on.
  3. Go to the settings or connections area to link apps and devices. Connect Google Fit, Health Connect, Samsung Health, or supported wearables, and allow any requested permissions.
  4. Start logging meals from the Diary. Use search to find foods, select serving sizes, and save frequent meals or recipes for faster reuse. If you have Premium, you can use Barcode Scan or Meal Scan to speed this up.
  5. Log water and workouts through the Diary. Then check the dashboard to see how entries affect your remaining calories and macros, and adjust goals when needed.


Start tracking with MyFitnessPal

MyFitnessPal helps you record food, activity, and progress in one place so daily decisions stay visible. For consistent logging and integrations with wearables, consider the MyFitnessPal latest version to access the most current tools.

For official information and support, visit the website below.

  • Official website: https://www.myfitnesspal.com/
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Additional APP Information

Latest Version

26.16.0

Uploaded by

Daniel Rivera

Requires Android

Android 12.0+

Available on

Content Rating

Everyone

What's New in the Latest Version 26.16.0

Last updated on Apr 25, 2026

✅Today has arrived! Your diary, calories, macros, and habits now live on the home tab. Also copy meals across days, get progress insights, and more.

✅Fixed: some GLP-1 users were receiving med reminders even after pausing support from the More menu. Now when you pause, your reminders pause too.

*For all the latest fixes, update to the latest app version

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