Fitatu review
A free Android and web food diary with barcode logging and a database of over one million entries.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Fitatu is a calorie and nutrition tracking app for people who want to monitor food intake and diet goals. Available on Android and the web, it centers on a daily food diary: users can search a database of over one million entries or scan product barcodes, then track calories and macronutrients by meal. Its free version includes calorie counting, barcode scanning and macro analysis, making it a practical fit for individual users who want meal-level logging without starting with a paid plan.
The database, barcode scanner and daily calorie and macro goals give Fitatu several ways to record food and keep tracking aligned with a diet target. Users can add and browse recipes with calorie and macro information, and the app also supports meal planning, hydration and progress tracking. That breadth makes it useful for people who want recipes and broader diet tracking alongside a food diary; someone seeking only a minimal calorie log may find those additional functions unnecessary.
Paid Premium and Premium+AI plans add capabilities beyond the free core. Data export in XLS, PDF, Text or CSV is a paid feature, while Premium+AI adds estimates of meal calories and macronutrients from photos. Those additions may suit people who need downloadable records or want photo-based estimates, but the free version is the clearer choice for straightforward barcode and meal logging. Fitatu is less suited to someone who needs export or photo estimation without a paid tier.
Fitatu pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Search a food database of over one million entries.
- Scan product barcodes when adding food.
- Track calories and macros by meal, with daily goals.
- Where it doesn't
- Data export is a paid feature.
- Photo-based meal estimates require Premium+AI.
- Recipe browsing and meal planning may be more than basic logging needs.
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