Looking for a MyFitnessPal alternative?
Here is what Sabzy is, stated in numbers you can check. We do not quote MyFitnessPal's figures on this page — pricing and features change, and you should read them from MyFitnessPal rather than from a competitor.
What Sabzy is, in full
- Published accuracy: about 75 kcal mean absolute error on our internal photo benchmark, and a confidence range on every single scan. Most photo trackers publish a percentage with no method attached, or nothing at all.
- Price: $11.99 a year, about $1.00 a month. $1.99 monthly, $6.99 for six months. The whole list is on the site, not behind an onboarding quiz.
- Free tier: 3 full AI scans — the entire trial, not 3 a day. Barcode scanning, manual entry, macros, water, weigh-ins and Apple Health stay free and uncapped. No card.
- Languages: eight, fully translated — every screen, not just the buttons. It recognises 70+ cuisines by name, not only Western food.
- Privacy: no account, no sign-in, no analytics SDKs, no advertising. Your log lives on your iPhone and in your own iCloud, which we cannot read.
Where MyFitnessPal wins: any tracker with a mature food database beats a photo estimate when you already know the exact product and its weight. That is what a barcode and a kitchen scale are for — Sabzy does both, but it is not a database-first app.