MyPlate review
An Android food diary with photo, barcode and label scanning plus activity and weight tracking.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MyPlate is an Android calorie and nutrition tracking app from K-UBE for people who want to log meals and monitor weight, activity and nutrition targets in one place. It supports weight-loss, maintenance and weight-gain goals. Users can photograph meals or scan packaged-food barcodes and labels to log estimated calories, protein, carbohydrates, fats and fiber. A food diary and personalized calorie and macro targets provide structure for daily tracking, while workout, step and weight tools extend it beyond meal logging.
Scanning is the defining convenience: MyPlate offers AI photo-based meal recognition as well as barcode and food-label scanning. That gives users several ways to record food, rather than relying only on manual diary entries. The app also tracks calories, protein, carbohydrates, fats and fiber, and can show weight and progress trends. These capabilities suit people who want meal and activity records alongside nutrition goals; photo recognition logs estimates, so it is best viewed as a tracking aid rather than a substitute for checking food details.
The official site describes MyPlate as free and available on Android, but the Google Play listing says some features, including food scanning, may require a subscription. The published information does not provide subscription prices, so users who need scanning should check the current app listing before relying on it. MyPlate is a fit for Android users who value multiple scanning methods and combined food, activity and weight tracking. Those who need a confirmed cost for scanning before signing up, or need an app on a platform other than Android, should consider alternatives.
MyPlate pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Logs estimated nutrition from meal photos, barcodes and food labels
- Tracks calories, protein, carbohydrates, fats and fiber
- Combines food, activity and weight tracking in one app
- Where it doesn't
- Some food-scanning features may require a subscription
- Subscription prices are not published on the Google Play listing
- Available on Android only
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