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CrocoDiary vs MyFitnessPal

Last checked: 7 November 2026

Both are calorie and macro trackers with a free version and a paid Premium. The big difference is where your diary lives: MyFitnessPal keeps it in your online account; CrocoDiary has no account and keeps it on your phone.

CrocoDiaryMyFitnessPal
AccountNoneRequired
Where your diary is keptOn your phone, backed up where you chooseIn your MyFitnessPal account
Barcode scanningFreePremium only
Nutrition-label scanningFree, read on your phoneNot offered (barcode scanning only)
AdvertsNoneIn the free version
Log a meal from a photo or descriptionPremium, with 3 free triesPremium (Meal Scan)
Food dataUK CoFID, USDA FoodData Central, Open Food FactsA large database built by its users
Export your diaryPDF or CSV, freeCSV with Premium; free users can print a report

Where MyFitnessPal wins

Where CrocoDiary wins

Questions

Is CrocoDiary a good MyFitnessPal alternative?

If you want a private tracker with free barcode scanning and no account, yes. If you rely on MyFitnessPal's community or its connections to other apps, it may not cover everything you use.

Is barcode scanning free in CrocoDiary?

Yes. Barcode and nutrition-label scanning are in the free version.

Do I need an account?

No. CrocoDiary has no account. Your diary stays on your phone and backs up to your own Google Drive or a folder you choose, like iCloud Drive.

Related

Get CrocoDiary on the App Store. It's free, with no account.