Siloh vs MyFitnessPal (2026)

We make Siloh, so weigh this accordingly. Here's where each one wins.

The short version

MyFitnessPal and Siloh do different jobs. MyFitnessPal is built around logging: you tell it what you ate and what exercise you did, and it shows you where you stand against your calorie and macro targets. Its paid tiers add faster logging tools, an AI coach and weekly meal plans.

Siloh is built around planning. It's a nutrition and training app that plans your meals and your workouts as one system. With Siloh Pro, it generates a training program and a meal plan that fuels it, eats differently on training days and rest days, and adapts the plan after a skipped session. The free app covers logging, recipes, run tracking, streaks, a weekly report and grocery lists.

If you're searching for a MyFitnessPal alternative because you want the app to do the thinking about training as well as food, that's the gap Siloh is built for. If you just want a better logger, MyFitnessPal is hard to beat on breadth.

Side by side

Prices are US list prices as of October 10, 2026, and can change.

Where MyFitnessPal wins

• Food database size. MyFitnessPal says you can log from more than 20.5 million foods, including restaurant dishes. If your main job is logging what you ate, that breadth matters.
• Platforms. It runs on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Android. Siloh is iPhone only for now.
• Logging speed tools. Premium adds barcode scanning, Meal Scan and voice logging.
• Track record. MyFitnessPal is a long-established app. Siloh launched on July 30, 2026, so it has far fewer reviews to go on.
• Grocery delivery. Premium+ meal plans can sync shopping lists to grocery delivery apps in the US.

Where Siloh wins

• Training and food in one plan. Siloh Pro builds your training program and your meal plan together. MyFitnessPal tracks exercise for calorie burn but doesn't build a training program.
• Training-day vs rest-day fueling. Siloh Pro sets your food to match the day's session, so a heavy leg day and a rest day don't get the same plan.
• Adapts when life happens. Skip a session and Siloh Pro adjusts the plan.
• Broad training styles. Programs cover lifting, running, MMA/combat and hybrid, matched to your goal, experience and equipment.
• Free extras for groups. Households share dinners scaled per person with a combined grocery list, and Clubs for run clubs and gyms are free.

Siloh's honest downsides

• iPhone only for now. Android is coming soon. If you're on Android, MyFitnessPal is the practical choice today.
• The AI is in Pro. Generated meal plans, training programs, adaptation and the AI coach all need Siloh Pro. The free app is for doing the thinking yourself.
• Newer app. Launched July 30, 2026, with few reviews so far.

Choose MyFitnessPal if…

• You mainly want to count calories and macros, and logging is the whole job.
• You want the largest food database you can get.
• You use Android, iPad or want an Apple Watch app.
• You already follow a training plan from a coach or another app and just need the food side tracked.

Choose Siloh if…

• You want one app to plan both what you eat and how you train.
• You want your eating to change between training days and rest days without doing the math.
• You train in more than one way, like lifting plus running, or combat sports.
• You're on iPhone and want a free app for logging, recipes, run tracking and grocery lists, with the option to let Siloh Pro do the planning.