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Pavuno vs MyFitnessPal

Looking for a MyFitnessPal alternative? Here's how the two compare, using MyFitnessPal's own public listing. Both help you track GLP-1 doses; the right choice depends on what you need, such as peptide tracking, Android or a free plan.

FeaturePavunoMyFitnessPal
PriceFree for GLP-1 tracking. Plus is $7.99/month or $39.99/year, with a 7-day free trial.Calorie counter with free and Premium plans. MyFitnessPal says its GLP-1 Support is free for US users (announcement of April 28, 2026).
Free planYes: GLP-1 tracking is freeYes: GLP-1 Support is free in the US
Peptide trackingYes, with Plus (18+)Not mentioned in announcement
Food photo or barcode scanningYes: photo and barcode, with PlusNot covered in the GLP-1 announcement
Injection site historyYes: front and back body mapYes: logged with each dose
Apple Health connectionYes, plus Android Health ConnectNot covered in the GLP-1 announcement
Estimated medication-level chartPlanned for launchNot mentioned in announcement
PDF reports for appointmentsYes, with PlusNot mentioned in announcement
Home Screen widgetsPlanned for launchNot mentioned in announcement
Android appYes, coming soonYes

Competitor details come from each app's own public App Store listing or announcement (linked), checked October 29, 2026. Listings change; check the latest before deciding. "Not mentioned" means the source does not describe the feature, not that the app lacks it.

Switching? Importing your history from another app is free in Pavuno. Compare more apps

MyFitnessPal is a trademark of MyFitnessPal, Inc.. Pavuno is not affiliated with or endorsed by MyFitnessPal, Inc..

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Pavuno is coming soon to iPhone and Android. GLP-1 tracking is free.

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