BitePal

At a glance

• Editor score
  3.8 / 10
• Pricing
  Free plan
• Best for
  Photo-first logging with simple fasting tracking
• Free plan
  Yes
• Macro tracking
  Yes
• Facts checked
  5 Oct 2026

• Where it wins

  • Log meals with photos and track calories plus protein, fat and carbohydrates.
  • Track water intake and use an intermittent-fasting timer and window tools.
  • Review personal progress statistics, nutrition tips and meal insights.

• Where it doesn't

  • Available on Android only, so it is not suited to iOS users.
  • Support is offered through email, which may not suit users seeking another channel.
  • Subscription pricing appears in account settings, making upfront comparison less direct.

Our verdict on BitePal

BitePal is an Android nutrition app for people who want to record meals and monitor daily intake through a photo-first workflow. It combines calorie tracking with protein, fat and carbohydrate tracking, and also covers water intake and intermittent fasting. The app includes personal statistics, progress tracking, nutrition tips and meal insights, with an AI raccoon food companion as part of the experience. Its free plan makes it approachable for solo users and small-scale personal tracking, while the feature mix is aimed at individual nutrition habits rather than team or business use.

The central distinction is how meal entry is framed: BitePal supports photo-based meal logging alongside calorie and macro tracking. That gives visual logging a prominent role, with water tracking and fasting tools extending the routine beyond meals. Users can track a fasting window with the timer, then review progress through personal statistics and insights. This collection suits someone who wants food, hydration and fasting in one mobile app. People who prefer a different meal-entry style or need an app on a platform other than Android may find the fit less suitable.

BitePal is freemium, and the official description says subscription pricing is shown in the user's subscription settings; subscriptions renew automatically. That means prospective subscribers should review those settings before committing, rather than expect a public price list. Email is the listed support channel. The clearest case for choosing BitePal is an Android user who values photo-based meal logging and wants straightforward calorie, macro, water and fasting tracking. Someone who needs iOS availability, a different support channel or public subscription pricing should consider alternatives that meet those needs.

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Alternatives to BitePal

• MyFitnessPalBroad food logging and integrations, with scanning and meal planning behind paid tiers.9.3
• LILose It!Personalized calorie budgets and food logging, with advanced tools in Premium.9.1
• MMyNetDiaryA detailed Android food diary with free Wear OS logging and paid photo and AI tools.8.8

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

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