MyFitnessPal is built for weight loss. Scoop is built for muscle: AI food logging, protein-first targets, and fast setup. Try Scoop free for 3 days.
MyFitnessPal is a solid weight-loss tracker. But building muscle is a different job, and that is where lifters hit its limits.
MyFitnessPal is designed around losing weight. Building muscle needs enough calories and protein, not a cut.
Millions of crowd-sourced entries mean searching, scrolling and second-guessing every single food.
The macros that build muscle sit behind Premium or buried in menus, when protein should lead.
Side by side on the things that matter when your goal is building, not shrinking.
Scoop sets your calories and protein from your stats and goal, then keeps protein front and center every day.
Capture what you ate however is easiest, and the AI does the lookup for you.
Snap your plate. AI estimates calories and macros.
Say what you ate. It becomes a log instantly.
Type it in plain words. Fast and simple.
Scan a package for exact packaged nutrition.
Setup takes about a minute. Set your goal, and your first log is done before you would have finished searching a database.

Yes. Scoop shows calories, protein, carbs and fat with clear rings, and puts protein front and center for muscle gain.
You get a 3-day free trial. After that it is a paid subscription you can cancel anytime, with your local price shown in the App Store.
Yes. Snap a photo and the AI estimates calories and macros. You can also log by voice, text or barcode.
For muscle gain, yes. Scoop is built around protein-first targets, fast AI logging and daily consistency, instead of a weight-loss deficit.
No. Set your goal in about a minute and start logging. No import or setup marathon needed.