Yazio review

Yazio suits people who want calorie counting and intermittent fasting in the same app. The free calorie counter includes a food diary with custom calorie goals, macro analysis, a barcode scanner and a food database of 4 million+ searchable items, and you can start without creating an account. The fasting tracker supports plans such as 16:8 and 5:2 and ties into the food diary, and the recipe library holds 2,900+ recipes with low-carb, vegetarian and vegan filters plus a grocery list. Yazio Pro adds advanced calorie tools, in-depth food analysis, custom meal plans, Fitbit and Garmin sync, mood and body metrics and an ad-free experience. The US App Store lists several Pro prices, but not all of them show a billing period, so we have left the price as pending. Yazio is less suited to people who need micronutrient depth or adaptive macro coaching.

Who it is for

people combining calorie counting with intermittent fasting

Price

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Key features

• Food database with 4 million+ searchable items
• Barcode scanner in the free calorie counter
• Fasting tracker with 16:8 and 5:2 plans
• 2,900+ recipes with low-carb, vegetarian and vegan filters
• Instant access with no signup required

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Fasting and calorie tracking in one diary
• Strength: Barcode scanner listed in the free calorie counter
• Strength: Available in English plus 19 more languages
• Weakness: Fitbit and Garmin sync require Pro
• Weakness: App Store lists Pro prices without clear billing periods for every item
• Weakness: Custom meal plans and in-depth food analysis are Pro features

Key facts

• App Store rating: 4.7 from 52K ratings (US)
• Food database: 4 million+ searchable items
• Recipes: 2,900+
• Fasting plans: 16:8, 5:2 and more

Where it ranks

Yazio is No. 7 in our Best Calorie Counting Apps verdict.