PlateLens
Shortlist: Lose It!, Cronometer, MyFitnessPal, MacroFactor
Read the citation →Re-checked monthly · last full review October 23, 2026
Awards › All categories
2027 edition · announced October 23, 2026
Twelve awards, judged across a field of eleven food tracking apps. PlateLens is the 2027 Food Tracking App of the Year and also wins best free plan, best AI photo logging and best value; eight other apps win the categories where they are the best in the field.
The awards that apply to almost everyone: the best app overall, the best free plan, the best photo logging and the best value upgrade.
PlateLens
Shortlist: Lose It!, Cronometer, MyFitnessPal, MacroFactor
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Shortlist: FatSecret, Lose It!, Cronometer, MyNetDiary
Read the citation →PlateLens
Shortlist: Lose It!, MyFitnessPal, Cronometer, MacroFactor
Read the citation →PlateLens
Shortlist: Lose It!, Cronometer, MacroFactor, MyFitnessPal
Read the citation →For people with a particular goal: starting out, watching micronutrients, macro coaching, following a plan or changing habits.
Lose It!
Shortlist: PlateLens, FatSecret, MyNetDiary
Read the citation →Cronometer
Shortlist: PlateLens
Read the citation →MacroFactor
Shortlist: PlateLens, Cronometer
Read the citation →Lifesum
Shortlist: PlateLens, Carb Manager, Noom
Read the citation →Noom
Shortlist: PlateLens, Lifesum
Read the citation →For a particular situation: eating at chains, shopping in Europe, or wanting a community around your diary.
MyFitnessPal
Shortlist: PlateLens, FatSecret
Read the citation →YAZIO
Shortlist: PlateLens, Lifesum, FatSecret
Read the citation →FatSecret
Shortlist: MyFitnessPal
Read the citation →Two finalists are commended without winning a category: MyNetDiary for a structured diary on phone and web, and Carb Manager as a keto and low-carb specialist. How categories are chosen and decided is set out in How we judge.