Noom is psychology for weight loss. Scoop is built for muscle: protein-first targets, fast AI food logging, and one simple daily loop. Try Scoop free for 3 days.
Noom is a psychology-based weight-loss program. If your goal is building muscle, you need protein and enough calories, and that is a different job.
Noom is designed to help you eat less and lose weight. Building muscle needs enough food and protein, not a cut.
Noom does not set a protein or muscle-gain goal. Scoop makes protein the number you hit every single day.
Instead of courses and lessons, Scoop is one quick daily loop: snap your meal, hit your protein, done.
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.
Snap a photo, say it, type it, or scan a barcode. The AI does the lookup, so tracking takes seconds instead of a lesson.
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 muscle-gain goal and log your next meal right away.

Scoop is one simple subscription with a 3-day free trial, and your local price is shown in the App Store before you start. Noom is typically a higher-priced program.
Yes. Scoop shows calories, protein, carbs and fat with clear rings, and puts protein first for muscle gain.
Yes. Scoop is built specifically for muscle gain, with protein-first targets and fast AI logging, rather than a weight-loss program.
Yes. Snap a photo and the AI estimates calories and macros. You can also log by voice, text or barcode.
Not at all. Set your muscle-gain goal in about a minute and start logging right away. Setup is just a couple of taps.