
MyFitnessPal is a consumer nutrition and fitness app for tracking calories, activity, and weight.
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MyFitnessPal offers a free calorie counter app for Android, with calorie and diet plan tracking and nutrition details for over 2 million foods.
MyFitnessPal offers a free calorie counter app for iPhone and iOS, with calorie and diet plan tracking and nutrition details for over 2 million foods.
MyFitnessPal offers a nutrition tracking app with a macro and calorie calculator, food tracker, and fasting app to support health, fitness, and weight goals.
MyFitnessPal’s “First Four” campaign says logging meals for four days can kickstart healthier habits. The company says its data shows users who log meals for four days are seven times more likely to progress toward their weight loss goals.
Sep 2026 · GlobeNewswireNews article
MyFitnessPal’s 2026 Summer Release adds AI-powered personalized nutrition guidance, enhanced meal planning, GLP-1 support, and progress tracking. The announced update brings together nutrition guidance, meal planning, GLP-1 support, and tools for tracking progress.
Aug 2026 · GlobeNewswireNews article
MyFitnessPal launches GLP-1 Support, a free feature for users taking GLP-1 medication. Available to all users in the app, the feature brings nutrition, medication, and side-effect tracking into one place to help users stay consistent and build habits alongside treatment.
Apr 2026 · Yahoo FinanceNews article
MyFitnessPal acquires Cal AI after nearly a year of talks, retaining the startup’s seven-person team, including co-founder and CEO Zach Yadegari. Cal AI remains an independent app that estimates calories from food photos, and it has been integrated with MyFitnessPal’s database of 20 million foods, 68,500 brands, and meals from more than 380 restaurant chains. The deal terms are undisclosed, and MyFitnessPal says it does not currently plan to fold Cal AI into its main product.
Mar 2026 · TechCrunchNews article