FitCommit vs MyFitnessPal: compare the tools you need
If you mainly want a food diary, test the free options before paying. Do you also want body fat readings and workout plans? Check how each app supports that routine.
FitCommit publishes this guide. We read publisher sources for the listed iPhone tools. We have not tested the apps or their results. Sources were checked in October 2026.
What does each app focus on?
FitCommit has four features: Body Scan, Future You, Nutrition and Workouts. It is an iPhone app. Body Scan gives you body fat as one whole number from three guided photos. AI Future You predicts how you will look at your goal, based on your program and how closely you follow it. FitCommit on the US App Store
MyFitnessPal's free plan includes a food diary, your own recipes, and weight logging. You can set macro targets by percentage without Premium. MyFitnessPal free features
Compare the relevant plan
| Task | FitCommit's documented iPhone tools | MyFitnessPal's documented tools |
|---|---|---|
| Track meals | Nutrition: search for foods, or log with meal photos, barcodes or nutrition labels | Free food diary. Premium adds barcode, voice and meal-photo logging |
| Set nutrition targets | Daily calorie, protein, carb and fat targets, based on your profile, goal and training | Free percentage macro goals. Premium adds gram targets and goals by day or meal |
| Adjust targets as you change | Targets update as your body changes and you rescan | Premium AI Coach answers questions but does not change your goals |
| Follow a workout | Workouts: your weekly plan is built from your answers; describe a workout by voice or text and FitCommit builds it; follow set, rep and rest guidance, with tempo guidance where it applies, and log weights and reps | Premium adds self-guided warm-up, workout and cool-down sessions, plus routines you can edit, on English-language iPhones |
| Understand body composition | Body Scan: one body fat number from three photos, plus lean mass and fat mass | Free weight logging. This comparison does not establish an equivalent photo scan |
| Progress photos | Not established in the sources reviewed | Attach photos to weigh-ins, view your photo history and save a split photo |
| Decide what to cook | No meal-planning claim established here | Meal Planner requires Premium+, not Premium |
FitCommit's entries come from its current iPhone listing and website. MyFitnessPal explains its free tools and Premium features. Macro tracking is not paid-only in MyFitnessPal. The paid tier adds ways to log food and control your targets.
MyFitnessPal Premium includes self-guided sessions with a warm-up, workout and cool-down. Its routine tools let you edit exercises, sets, reps and weight. MyFitnessPal workout routines
Premium also includes AI Coach for nutrition questions. It is rolling out on English-language iPhones in the US, UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. It uses your diary and goals but does not change those goals. MyFitnessPal Coach
Scans and progress photos do different jobs
A scan gives you a reading from photos. A progress photo records how you look. They answer different questions.
Not established does not mean absent. FitCommit's sources do not establish progress photo comparison, and MyFitnessPal's sources do not establish a photo scan. Check both in a trial if either matters to you.
Future You is a different tool again. It predicts how you will look at your goal, based on your program and how closely you follow it, and it does not replace comparing real progress photos.
Compare the full subscription bill
| Plan | Published price information | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| FitCommit | One plan: free 3-day trial, then $1.99 each week. About $8.62 a month | Confirm the offer and renewal bill on your iPhone purchase screen |
| MyFitnessPal Free | Free standard features | Whether these cover the task you need |
| MyFitnessPal Premium | $79.99 yearly, about $6.67 a month, or $19.99 monthly | Billing channel, offer and renewal terms |
| MyFitnessPal Premium+ | Separate tier; $24.99 monthly | Its yearly bill, and the Meal Planner you need it for |
FitCommit's price comes from its FAQ. The US App Store description does not state the price. This comparison has not tested the purchase screen. FitCommit is billed weekly, so it is not a monthly payment.
On this math, MyFitnessPal Premium costs less each month than FitCommit if you pay for the year. FitCommit does not ask you to pay a year at once. MyFitnessPal's annual plan charges for the full year. MyFitnessPal prices
FitCommit Coaching is a separate human service. It is not part of the app price, so this comparison does not count it.
Make the choice with your normal routine
Try logging the same breakfast and home-cooked meal. Review the portions and repeat the meal another day. Check whether you can set the targets you want and find the records you need later.
Try MyFitnessPal free for a food diary and macro goals. Compare its paid tools if faster capture or finer target control is your main need. Look at Premium+ separately if you want Meal Planner.
If you want a body fat reading with food and workout logs, try FitCommit. Review the offer before you pay. Choose from the tasks you will use, rather than a headline feature count.