How it compares
Costs less. Keeps nothing hostage.
Apps like MyFitnessPal, Lose It! and Cronometer are good tools, but their premiums cost more every year, and your data lives on their servers where it is sold and advertised against. Whey to Go is cheaper, has a lifetime price, and your data never leaves your phone. We never see it or sell it.
| Whey to Go | Typical tracker | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free for 7 days, then $3.99/month or $39.99/year, or $49.99 for life | Free, then a pricier monthly or yearly subscription |
| Cost over five years | $49.99 at most (the lifetime price) | $199.95 to $299.95 at current prices |
| Ads | Ad-free on every paid plan | Ads, and your data sold |
| Your data | Stays on your device | Stored on their servers |
| Account | No sign-up, no password | Account required |
| Nutrition | Macros, foods, barcode, recipes | Yes, though some of it is behind the paywall |
| Training | Built in: plans, workouts, lifts | Limited, or a separate paid app |
| Works offline | Fully, on your phone | Needs a connection to sync |
| Apple Health | Two-way sync | Varies |
Comparison is against the common subscription model across popular nutrition apps. Exact features and prices vary by app and change over time.
Name names: vs MyFitnessPal · vs Cronometer · vs Lose It! · vs MacroFactor
What five years costs
Prices from each app’s US App Store listing, June 2026, taking the cheapest annual plan. They change, vary by plan and promotion, and most also offer pricier tiers.
Try it free. Keep it for good.
Free for 7 days, then from $3.99 a month, or $49.99 once for life. Ad-free on every paid plan, no account, and your data never leaves your phone. On the App Store now.
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