Type it
“Chicken wrap and an iced latte.” Plain words, no database spelunking.
FreeLoopa Basic is a complete food and health tracker at no charge. Search a food, scan a barcode, say it out loud or tap a meal you saved, then weight, water, vitals and micronutrients alongside it. No card, no trial clock, and no cap on how much you log in a day.
Premium adds the meal planner and shopping lists, photo food logging, fasting, the workout engine with 453 exercises, device sync and clinician-ready reports. One Family plan covers up to six people across iPhone and Android.
On a medication protocol? Loopa handles that too. GLP-1, testosterone therapy, menopause and HRT and peptide protocols each get a dose log, a symptom record and targets to match.
Not sure yet? See what it actually looks likeLoopa Basic free forever · No card · Protocol support is Premium, from $69.99/yr · Family, up to six people, $119.99/yr

Loopa Basic is not a trial and not a teaser. Log food four ways, track weight, water, vitals and micronutrients, keep your progress photos, and bring your history across from another tracker. No card, no countdown, nothing that lapses.
Premium is there when you want the meal planner, photo food logging, fasting, the workout engine, device sync and exports, and one Family plan covers up to six people.
Three of them are free, including talking to it, and there is no limit on how many meals a day you log. Most calorie apps put every one of these behind the subscription and cap the free tier at four meals.
“Chicken wrap and an iced latte.” Plain words, no database spelunking.
FreeTell it out loud what you ate. Same plain words, no typing at all. Useful when your hands are busy cooking.
FreeA verified database behind the search box, with the brands you actually buy.
FreePoint the camera at a barcode and the packet’s own numbers land in your log.
FreePhotograph the plate and let it do the typing. Correct anything it gets wrong in a tap.
PremiumEating out? Name the restaurant or photograph the menu and get orders ranked against the day you have actually had.
The five ways above all start with opening Loopa. This one does not. Ask Siri or Gemini and it is in today’s diary before you have dried your hands, and you hear where it left you.
Loopa answers out loud: “Logged a glass of water. You’re at 40 ounces today, 24 to go.” The number you would have opened the app for is the one you just heard.
PremiumGemini hands it over, Loopa writes it down and speaks the confirmation back. Water, food, workouts and activity, all four, on either phone.
PremiumA glass, a bottle, two cups, 500 milliliters. Loopa converts. Name a food it has never heard of and it saves your exact words rather than turning you away.
PremiumSiri and Gemini do the listening and pass Loopa the finished instruction. No audio is recorded, sent or stored by Loopa.
AlwaysNothing to set up on iPhone. On Android, set Gemini as your assistant. Every phrase is listed here.
Not a printable PDF of someone else’s week. A plan built against your targets, around the food already in your kitchen, that collapses into a single list you can shop from.
Tell it how many days and it plans them against the calories and macros your setup interview worked out. Not a generic template with your name on it.
My Pantry tells the planner what is in your kitchen, so the suggestions lean on that instead of sending you shopping for nine new ingredients.
Every plan collapses into a single combined list, quantities added up, ready to shop. One list for the household, not one per person.
What that actually means
If you are moving from another tracker, this is the checklist you are running down. Loopa has all of it. And then blood pressure, glucose and INR, which none of them track.
Weight, water, macros and every vital on a chart with a seven-day average over it, so you read the trend instead of the noise.
Learn more about weight trends and progress trackingPrivate and encrypted to your account. No coach, admin or other member can open them, and you can compare any two dates side by side.
Learn more about progress photos16:8, 18:6, 20:4, OMAD or a window you set, with a live timer on the lock screen and an explanation of each stage.
Learn more about the fasting trackerPowered by the fatsecret Platform API, with branded products and restaurant items. Where the AI estimates instead, it says so.
Learn more about the food databaseA Loopa watch app for logging from your wrist, plus a fasting Live Activity that keeps the window on your lock screen.
Learn more about Apple Health and Health Connect syncApple Health and Health Connect, plus Withings scales, Oura rings and iHealth cuffs. Stop typing what your devices already know.
Learn more about Apple Health and Health Connect syncEight, twelve, sixteen or twenty-four ounces, or a custom amount, in one tap. Free, with a 30-day trend.
Learn more about water loggingFifteen home-screen widgets: fuel, water, weight, vitals, streak dots and a one-tap launcher, on iPhone and Android.
Learn more about home-screen widgetsA private group for your gym, your running club or your team at work: an invite-only room and challenges with a leaderboard. No role in it can see a thing you log. Free to join and free to compete, and you can be in as many as you like.
Learn more about private groups for gyms, clubs and teamsForums, friends, an activity feed, events and a feature-request board the team genuinely works from. Join your gym, club or employer with a code for their own private room and challenges, and nobody in it can see a thing you log. Free, not a Premium add-on.
Learn more about the community, and gyms and clubs on LoopaLoopa carries the food, training and recovery side of it: protein-first targets, a week planned around your own strongest and roughest days, a lean-mass protection score, a dose log with a body map, symptoms by days since a dose, labs as you entered them, and a summary for your prescriber. It gives no medication advice, and says so on every screen.
Learn more about GLP-1, testosterone therapy and hormone therapy supportFifteen real screens, captured from the app on an iPhone. Nothing mocked up, nothing rendered in a design tool.

Fuel, water and movement as three rings, macros underneath, a nudge to log last night's sleep, and the date you are actually on pace to hit. No digging.

Search it, pick a meal you saved, scan the barcode, photograph the plate, or just describe it in words. Eating out gets its own door. Whichever is fastest at the time.

The planner covers one to seven days against your targets and hands back a single shopping list. My Pantry tells it what you already have, so the suggestions lean on that instead of a shopping trip.

Every weigh-in plus a seven-day average, your goal line, and where today's pace lands you. What If lets you change the inputs and watch the date move before you commit to anything.

Blood pressure is two dials on one line, because nobody says systolic 118, diastolic 76. Heart rate, oxygen, temperature, glucose, INR and sleep live here too, and every reading comes back labeled.

It has read your numbers before you open it. Tap “I'm hungry and want to eat something I shouldn't” or type your own. General guidance, always pointed back at your clinician for anything medical.

Seven, thirty or ninety days, or a range you pick. What moved, what did not, what the data is still too thin to say, and the one or two things worth changing next.

16:8, 18:6, 20:4, OMAD or a window you set, with a streak and an explanation of what is happening at each stage. Not sure which fits? The coach reads your history and will tell you to skip it if that is what your logs point to.

Waist, chest, hips, thigh, arm and neck on a ruler you drag, down to an eighth of an inch. Body fat is estimated from your own numbers, and it names the formula and the paper it came from.

Sodium, potassium, calcium, iron, magnesium, zinc, phosphorus and the vitamins, filled in from what you already logged. The stuff that quietly explains how you feel.

Steps and active minutes in two taps, or log a walk, run, ride, swim, lift or yoga session. Stuck for ideas? It will suggest five that fit the day you have actually had.

Eight, twelve, sixteen or twenty-four ounces, or a custom amount. It lands against the daily target on your home screen straight away.

A searchable guide to every part of Loopa, from where the food data comes from to what the AI estimate does when it is not sure. No support ticket, no waiting on a reply.

Meal photos, questions, wins, and a feature-request board the team genuinely works from. Product announcements land here first.

Weight, food, water, activity, vitals, supplements, nutrients, measurements and body photos. One tap each, straight off the home screen.
Same account, same data, no second purchase. The bigger screen simply shows more at once, the day's rings and target date without a scroll, a trend chart with room to read, and a whole weekly report on one page.













Not a trial. Not a teaser. Log your food, weight and water for as long as you like without paying, and keep a rolling 30 days of history and trends.
$0 / forever
No card. No trial clock. No feature that stops working on day 15.
$12.99 / month
$69.99 / year
Yearly works out at about $5.83 a month. Cancel any time.
Covers one person.
$19.99 / month
$119.99 / year
Cancel any time.
Covers up to six people. About $20.00 each for the year.
One subscription. Your whole household.
Loopa Premium Family is $119.99 a year and covers up to six people. That is about $20.00 each. Six MyFitnessPal Premium subscriptions come to $479.94 at their listed price, because every tracker we checked except Fitia charges strictly per account.
Everyone still keeps their own Loopa account. Your food, your weight, your vitals and your photos stay yours and encrypted to you. A family plan shares the subscription and, if you opt in, the pantry. Never the diary. The full detail is here.
Premium is a subscription inside the app. You never need it to log a meal, and nothing you have already logged is taken away if you stop paying. Premium is billed through the App Store on iPhone and iPad, so you manage or cancel it in your Apple account at any time.
The apps most people are already using, side by side with ours. Every row is checkable, including the prices. We have put theirs next to ours rather than leaving them out.
Six things you will not find in the others
| Loopa | Fitia | MyFitnessPal | Lose It! | Cronometer | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What the free tier actually gives you | |||||
| Free tier with no ads | Yes | Ads¹ | Ads | Ads | Ads |
| Meals you can log per day, free | Unlimited | 4¹ | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Food & macro logging on the free tier | Yes | Limited database¹ | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| History kept on the free tier | Rolling 30 days | Not checked | Varies | Varies | 7 days |
| Progress tracking on the free tier | Weight, water & food | Weight only¹ | Varies | Varies | Varies |
| Community forums, friends & challenges | Free | Teams | No | Challenges | No |
| Price | |||||
| Premium, monthly | $12.99 | $19.99³ | $19.99 | No monthly plan* | $10.99 |
| Premium, yearly | $69.99 | $59.99³ | $79.99 | $79.99* | $59.99 |
| A family plan at all | Yes. Up to 6, $119.99/yr | Yes. $89.99/yr³ | No | No | No |
| Yearly, for a household of four† | $119.99 | $89.99³ | $319.96 | $319.96 | $239.96 |
That is the short version. The free tier and the price. The full table runs to 25 rows, covering logging, planning, eating out and the health tracking past calories, with every source and check date. If a row is wrong, tell us and we will fix it.
No spreadsheets, no calorie math, no all-or-nothing streak anxiety. Just a simple daily rhythm your future self will thank you for.
Type what you ate in plain words, scan a barcode, or re-log something you eat often in one tap. On Premium, photograph the plate instead.
Three rings on the home screen: calories, water, movement. They fill as you log. No streak to break, no red warning if you miss a day.
After a week you stop guessing. You can see what you actually eat on a Tuesday, whether your weight is moving or just wobbling, and how much water you really drink. That is usually the surprising part.
You are handing this app your weight, what you eat and, if you use it, your blood pressure and glucose. That deserves saying plainly rather than burying in a policy.
Your health entries are encrypted against your own account, not pooled in a readable table. Progress photos are private to you. No coach, admin or other member can open them.
The free tier is not paid for by advertising, because there are no ads to pay for it. Premium subscriptions fund the app. That is the whole business model.
Export everything you have logged whenever you like, and delete your account and its data from inside the app. Stopping Premium never deletes anything.
The full detail, including consumer health data rights, is in the Privacy Policy.
Loopa for iPhone and iPad is on the App Store. On Android it installs straight from this page while the Play listing is in review.
Food logging by search, barcode, voice or a saved meal; weight, water, vitals, micronutrients, manual activity and progress photos; and a full import of your history from another tracker. Premium adds the meal planner, photo food logging, fasting, the workout engine, device sync and exports, from $69.99 a year, or $119.99 for a Family of up to six.
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Loopa is on the App Store today. Leave your email and we will tell you the day the Google Play listing goes live, so you can move across in one tap.
We’ll email you the day Loopa reaches Google Play. In the meantime the Android download above is the current build, and iPhone is on the App Store.
The questions people actually ask before they install.
Yes, and it is not a trial. Food and macro logging, weight tracking, water tracking, the full setup interview that calculates your personalized targets, and the whole community are free, with a rolling 30 days of history and trends. There is no credit card, no countdown, no ads, and no cap on how many meals a day you can log. Loopa Premium is optional at $12.99 a month or $69.99 a year, and Loopa Premium Family covers up to six people for $19.99 a month or $119.99 a year.
There isn't one, but here is exactly where the line sits so you can judge it yourself. Free covers logging and the last 30 days of it. Premium covers the things that do work for you rather than record it: meal planning, photo logging, the coach, fasting, device sync, and history older than a month. Nothing you have already logged is ever taken away, and the free tier is not funded by advertising, because there are no ads to fund it.
Yes, on the family plan. Loopa Premium Family is $19.99 a month or $119.99 a year and covers up to six people. About $20.00 each for the year. Whoever holds it invites up to five others through a Loopa Family Group, which works on Android and iPhone alike. The single-person plan, at $12.99 a month or $69.99 a year, covers one person. Everyone signs in to their own Loopa account and keeps their own private log. A family plan shares the subscription, not your data. More on how that works.
Loopa Premium is $12.99 a month or $69.99 a year for one person, and $19.99 a month or $119.99 a year for a Family of up to six. It adds the meal planner, photo food logging, the allergen guard, the weight forecast, fasting, the workout engine, device sync and clinician-ready reports. Loopa Basic stays free with no card and no time limit, so you can log every meal without ever subscribing.
Three things, and they are all checkable. The free tier is genuinely usable rather than a demo. No ads, no daily meal cap, a full month of history. The family plan covers six people on Android as well as iPhone, which Apple’s own sharing cannot do, and works out at about $20.00 each for the year. And Loopa tracks health past calories: blood pressure, glucose, temperature and INR for people on blood thinners. The full comparison is here, prices included.
No. Your account and everything in it stay put, and you carry on with the free features. Loopa does not delete your logs or lock you out of your own history because a subscription lapsed.
About 60 seconds. Log what you ate, your weight and your water, and the trends build themselves. Scanning a barcode is quicker still, and Premium adds photo logging.
Loopa for iPhone and iPad is on the App Store, and one account also covers Apple Watch. The Android build installs directly from this site while its Google Play listing is in review; leave your email on the download page and we will tell you the day it goes live. Both apps are free to use and carry the same tracking features.
Start free in about a minute. Log your first meal tonight and your first trend line appears this week.