Transparency note: This article is written by the Suu team. MyFitnessPal features are described based on publicly available information as of 2026.
Suu is better for people who want to track water + calories + exercise in one place, easily (voice/photo) and fully localized. MyFitnessPal is still strong for users who eat out a lot and need the largest restaurant/brand database. Both are on iOS and Android.
| Feature | Suu 🌱 | MyFitnessPal |
|---|---|---|
| Calorie + macro tracking | ✓ | ✓ |
| Voice meal logging | ✓ | ✗ |
| AI photo calories | ✓ Gemini · 3 free/day | Premium |
| Barcode scanner | ✓ free | Premium |
| Water + 91-beverage hydration science | ✓ | Simple counter |
| Dynamic goals from exercise | ✓ | Partial |
| Restaurant/brand database | Growing | ✓ Largest |
| Full Turkish + Arabic + Russian | ✓ | Partial |
| Ad-free free experience | ✓ | ✗ ads |
| Rating | 4.9★ GP · 5.0★ AS | ~4.5★ |
MyFitnessPal treats water as a simple counter. Suu calculates the dehydration factor of 91 beverages, tracks calories and macros, and reads exercise from Apple Health / Health Connect to adjust goals dynamically — all on one screen.
Say "a bowl of lentil soup and a glass of ayran" and Suu splits solids from liquids and derives calories. AI photo calories run on Gemini and are free 3 times a day. MyFitnessPal has no voice input; advanced photo recognition is Premium.
Suu's interface, notifications and beverage names are fully localized in Turkish, Arabic and Russian, and Premium is more affordable in local currency. MyFitnessPal's food data is largely English/community-sourced.
Millions of items and brands, with unmatched coverage of US/UK restaurant menus in particular. A real advantage for people who eat out a lot.
Long history, broad third-party integrations and strong brand recognition.
If you want water + calories + exercise easily in one app (and in your own language), pick Suu. If the largest restaurant database matters most, pick MyFitnessPal. Both can be tried for free — Suu's Premium has a 3-day free trial.