Hartlab vs MyFitnessPal

More than food logging — training, nutrition, progress and AI plans in one app.

Get training + nutrition in one app Nutrition tracking app

MyFitnessPal is one of the best-known food and calorie trackers, with a huge food database. Hartlab is a broader fitness platform: it tracks nutrition too, but pairs it with structured training, progress and AI plans in a single app.

Training, not just food

Follow structured workout programs and log sets and reps alongside your nutrition.

Macro & calorie tracking

Set macro targets for your goal and log meals — with training in the same app.

AI plans for both

Generate training and nutrition plans tailored to your goal and equipment.

Coaching built in

Connect with a coach who can guide both your training and nutrition — optional, not required.

Beyond calorie counting

If you only want to log food, a dedicated calorie tracker does that well. Hartlab is for people who also want to train with a plan, log workouts, track progress, and keep nutrition connected to all of it.

One app for training and nutrition

Set macro targets, log meals, follow workout programs and watch progress — without switching between a nutrition app and a separate workout app. Optional coaching ties it together if you train with someone.

Frequently asked questions

Is Hartlab a MyFitnessPal alternative?

If you want training and nutrition together (not only calorie logging), plus AI plans and optional coaching, Hartlab is a fuller fitness platform. MyFitnessPal is focused mainly on food and calorie tracking.

Does Hartlab track calories and macros?

Yes — log food against calorie and macro targets, with meal templates for faster logging.

Does it also handle workouts?

Yes — structured programs, set logging, progress charts and PRs are all included.

Is it free?

Yes — food and workout tracking are available on the free tier.

Get training + nutrition in one app

Free to start — no credit card required.

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