
Free Calorie Counter Apps Compared: What Is Actually Free
MyFitnessPal, Yazio and FatSecret are free for basic logging but lock different features. A comparison of languages, free features and App Store prices, checked 28 October 2026.
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MyFitnessPal, Yazio and FatSecret are free for basic logging but lock different features. A comparison of languages, free features and App Store prices, checked 28 October 2026.
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Regional apps (MyFitWorld, Spotter, Smart Training, TrackRise, Treniraj Lako) and global ones in one place, with the total monthly cost for 10, 20 and 50 clients and the date every price was checked.
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Anonymised October 2026 data from Trainera: 77.1% of daily activity on phones, Saturday the quietest day, coaches arriving through AI assistants, and how each number was counted.
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Since 2 August 2026, AI coaches in the EU must say they are AI. What Article 50 means for coaches who use ChatGPT, apps with their own AI coach and white-label partners, with every point linked to the official text.
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What an AI personal trainer actually does, what you get for free, how it differs from an AI workout builder or AI fitness coach, and when a human coach is still the better call.
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Compare Sportyplanner and Trainera by client experience, total cost and a practical trial. Check current pricing and migration requirements.
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A practical guide for female coaches running ladies-only online coaching in Saudi Arabia and the UAE: market facts, progress photo privacy under PDPL, a private client group, home and gym tracks, prayer times, Ramadan and payments.
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What Saudi coaches and gyms should check before buying a white-label fitness app: whose developer account it is published under, Arabic right-to-left, how clients pay when Stripe does not list Saudi Arabia, PDPL, VAT and e-invoicing, plus Trainera's prices in US dollars.
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Saudi VAT is 15%, and ZATCA's FATOORA Wave 25 brings businesses with turnover above SAR 187,500 into Phase 2 e-invoicing by 1 February 2027. What personal trainers, studios and gyms should check, how the UAE compares, and why you still need your own e-invoicing solution.
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A practical setup guide for coaches in Saudi Arabia: the trainer licence register, freelance status, 15% VAT and ZATCA e-invoicing, client health data under the PDPL, how Saudi clients pay, and packages built around Arabic, prayer times, Ramadan and women-only demand.
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What Vision 2030 means for Saudi trainers and gym owners: the participation numbers read correctly, who runs the big chains, Leejam's own PT app and AI program design, the rules to check, and where independent coaches and studios can grow.
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A coach's guide to Ramadan: a 4-week program built around iftar and suhoor, lighter evening sessions, an intake questionnaire, nutrition for two eating windows, check-in and automation timing, and how to sell a Ramadan challenge before the expected 8 February 2027 start.
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Noom is a paid weight program ($70 a month or $209 a year in the US, no free plan). MyFitnessPal is a food logger with a free tier and Premium extras. Here are both prices, including the conflicting ones, photo and voice logging, privacy wording, GLP-1 options and who each fits.
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Noom Weight costs $70 a month or $209 a year in the US, with no free plan and a pay-what-you-choose trial. Here are all plan lengths, App Store prices by country, why Noom's GLP-1 prices conflict, what the privacy policy says, and cheaper apps.
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How much MyFitnessPal Premium costs in October 2026, why the web page and the App Store show different prices, what the free plan still includes, what Premium and Premium+ add, and who it is worth paying for.
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MacroFactor costs $11.99 a month and has no free tier. Here are six alternatives, from Cronometer's free plan to an app with workouts in the same place, with real prices checked October 2026 and who each one fits.
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Leaving Ladder because of the price, no Android app or no nutrition? Six alternatives with real prices checked October 2026, a comparison table and who each app fits.
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Future costs $199 a month, or $149 a month on the 12-month plan, with a $50 first month, no free trial and US-only access. Here is what you get, what a year costs and when an AI app plus an optional coach makes more sense.
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Fitbod writes your workouts with AI for $15.99 a month or $95.99 a year. Future gives you a human coach for $199 a month, US only. Here is what each does, what a year costs, who should pick which, and a cheaper middle route.
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Fitbod costs $15.99 a month or $95.99 a year on its website, with a 7-day free trial and no permanent free plan. Here are the App Store prices in six countries, what the money buys, what is missing (nutrition) and who Fitbod is worth it for.
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Saudi and UAE coaches can get paid by mada and other cards, Apple Pay, bank transfer, cash and BNPL. Stripe lists the UAE but not Saudi Arabia. Here is what each method needs, with official sources and a setup checklist.
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Cal AI logs food from a photo and keeps its scan results behind a subscription; MyFitnessPal logs from a food database and has a free plan. Prices, free tiers, devices and what each vendor says about photo accuracy, checked October 2026.
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Cal AI publishes no price and puts scan results behind a subscription. Here are the alternatives with photo logging, their real prices, free tiers and trials, and who each one fits, all checked on official pages in October 2026.
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The US edition of our AI fitness app roundup: USD prices checked October 2026 (including where vendors disagree), what the federal activity and eating guidelines ask an app to do, the FTC rule for health apps, and which app fits which goal.
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Which AI fitness app is worth it in the UK? UK App Store prices in pounds for training and calorie apps, the free NHS Weight Loss Plan app, what the NHS and UK CMO guidelines ask for, and where Trainera (£3.99 / £8.99 / £10.99 a month) fits.
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What to look for in an AI fitness app after 40: strength on 2+ days, easy exercise swaps, protein tracking and recovery. Six apps compared with real prices checked October 2026, and when to see your doctor first.
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Which AI fitness app makes sense in Ireland? Euro prices for Fitbod, Alpha Progression, Apple Fitness+, MyFitnessPal, MacroFactor, Cronometer and Trainera, checked October 2026, set against the HSE's Every Move Counts guidelines.
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How to choose an AI fitness app as a woman: what health guidelines say about strength training, eating enough while you train, pregnancy and privacy, plus Centr, Fitbod, Alpha Progression, Apple Fitness+ and Trainera compared with real prices.
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Which AI fitness app suits you in Australia: Fitbod, Alpha Progression, MacroFactor, Cronometer, Apple Fitness+ and more with Australian App Store prices in A$, the activity and healthy eating guidelines, OAIC privacy and GST notes, and where Trainera fits.
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Which fitness app gives you the most for your money? We scored 10 apps and 2 app pairs on seven weighted criteria from vendor pages checked October 2026, then set the scores against what a year of workouts, nutrition and AI really costs. Free plans are compared separately.
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AI fitness and calorie apps hold your weight, food photos, health sync and sometimes medication. Here is what six privacy policies say about selling data, what the 2018 MyFitnessPal breach showed, who regulates health data, and a 7-point checklist.
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What 19 AI fitness and nutrition apps cost in October 2026: Fitbod, MacroFactor, MyFitnessPal, Noom, Apple Fitness+, Runna and more, with monthly and yearly prices, free tiers, trials, local prices and what a year of training plus nutrition really costs.
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AI photo calorie counters name foods well but often misjudge portions, calories and fat. Here is what six PubMed studies found, what the app makers say about their own estimates, why errors happen and how to log more reliably.
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Give new coaching clients a clear first week: confirm access, review intake, explain the first session and agree how feedback works. Use the checklist to find steps that need support.
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The honest answer is yes and no. The generic 12-week transformation offer is genuinely crowded, but whole segments of the market are underserved. Here's where the saturation actually is, where it isn't, and how to position in 2026.
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Most coaches use Instagram to collect likes and wonder why nobody buys. The account that gets clients does a few things on purpose. Here is the content mix, the DM flow, and the metrics that matter.
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Almost every coach starts too cheap and stays there out of fear. Raising your rate is a decision, not a formula. Here is the rollout that grows your income while costing you almost no clients.
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The first 10 clients come from conversations, not funnels. Here is the exact outreach math, the offer that converts, and the daily routine that gets you there in 60 to 90 days.
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ChatGPT will not coach your clients, but it will draft the repetitive 70 percent of your admin so you can spend your hours on the coaching that actually matters. Here are 15 prompts that work, with a note on how to edit each output.
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TrueCoach suits 1:1 online coaches up to 50 clients who want a branded app; TrainHeroic suits team and performance coaches and costs less as you grow. Real prices at 10, 30 and 75 clients, payment fees and trial questions.
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TrainHeroic costs $9.99 a month for 1 athlete, $34.99 for up to 15, $59.99 for up to 35 and $99.99 for up to 100. Here is every tier, what you pay at 10, 30 and 75 athletes, how Marketplace fees work with a worked example, and who it fits best.
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Which coaching app has the best exercise video library? Published library sizes from My PT Hub, FitBudd, TrueCoach, Everfit, Hevy Coach and more, checked October 2026, with prices at 30 clients and a trial checklist for custom demo uploads.
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TeamUp charges by active customers a month: $119 for up to 100, rising to $379 past 500, plus $99 for a branded app. Every band, real totals at 10, 30, 75 and studio size, and what is not published.
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Strength-first programming tools versus all-in-one coaching apps for strength and bodybuilding coaches: what to test in a trial, what a physique check-in should collect, and real prices at 10, 30 and 75 clients.
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Turn one result you already get for clients into a short course. Real Kajabi, Teachable, Thinkific and Podia prices checked October 2026, the fee math at $1,000 a month, a two-week build plan and the messages to send at launch.
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Three ways to get paid every month without a website: payment links and subscriptions from Stripe, PayPal or Square, subscriptions inside a coaching app, and tracked cash or bank transfers. Real fees checked October 2026, a $200 worked example and scripts.
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Practice Better has a free Sprout plan and paid plans at $35, $69, $99 and $155 a month, or $25 to $145 billed annually. What a coach pays at 10, 30 and 75 clients, which add-ons matter, payment fees, and when a coaching platform fits better.
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Playbook (playbookapp.io) has no monthly or setup fee: it keeps 20% of your net revenue after processing, store fees, refunds and taxes. Here is what that means at 10, 30 and 75 subscribers, the break-even against a flat plan, and what to ask before you launch.
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