MyFitnessPal alternative: Steady vs MyFitnessPal

Questions

Is Steady a good MyFitnessPal alternative?

If what you want is dose-day reminders with your dose, an estimated level between doses, and protein, fiber and water targets without logging every meal, Steady is built for that. If counting calories food by food is the center of your routine.

What does MyFitnessPal do better than Steady?

A very large food database with barcode and meal-photo logging (Premium). An AI coach and connections to many fitness devices and apps. Your GLP-1 doses sit next to a full food diary.

What does Steady focus on?

Dose day (a reminder with your dose and where to inject next), your estimated level between doses with a heads-up before the low, daily protein, fiber and water targets, and Home Screen widgets with a platypus that reacts to your shot day.

Does Steady log food like MyFitnessPal?

No. MyFitnessPal has a food log; Steady tracks protein, fiber and water against daily targets instead of full meals.

Does Steady sync with Apple Health or Health Connect?

Not at the moment. You log doses, weight and targets in Steady itself.

Can I use Steady and MyFitnessPal together?

Yes. Some people keep MyFitnessPal for what it does best and use Steady for dose day and their level. They do not share data.

How do I switch from MyFitnessPal to Steady?

Take the two-minute quiz, pick your medication and dose, and log your last dose date. Your reminders and level curve start from there.

Do I need a subscription?

Yes. Tracking, reminders, the level estimate and the widgets come with Steady Pro. Plans are on the pricing page, and you can cancel any time.

Is Steady on iPhone and Android?

Yes. Steady is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android.

Where do the facts about MyFitnessPal come from?

From MyFitnessPal’s own App Store and Google Play listings and website, linked at the bottom of this page. Anything they do not state shows as “Not stated”.