Health & fitness

Rankings

• Best Calorie Counting Apps

  MyFitnessPal is the best calorie counting app for most people in 2026 because its database lists 20.5M+ foods including restaurant dishes; MacroFactor suits daily macro trackers who want photo, voice, barcode and label logging at $11.99 per month. As of November 2026 the cheapest verified paid plan is Carb Manager Premium at $3.33 per month billed annually, and FatSecret is a strong free option. Pick Cronometer instead if you care about vitamins and minerals more than database size.

  1. 1. MyFitnessPal9.0
  2. 2. Cronometer8.9
  3. 3. Lose It8.9
• Best Fitness Apps

  Apple Fitness+ is the best fitness app for iPhone owners in 2026, because $9.99 a month covers 12 workout types, Custom Plans and sharing with up to five family members. Peloton App One ($12.99 a month) suits people who want thousands of instructor-led classes on any phone or TV, Fitbod ($15.99 a month) suits gym lifters who want an algorithm to set weights and reps, and Nike Training Club is the free option, as of November 2026. People who want a human coach writing their plan should look at Ladder ($29.99 a month) or Future ($199 a month) instead.

  1. 1. Apple Fitness+9.1
  2. 2. Fitbod8.8
  3. 3. Peloton App8.8
• Best Online Therapy Services

  Talkspace is the best online therapy service for most adults in 2026 because it is in-network with Aetna, Cigna, Optum, Anthem, TRICARE and Medicare and its self-pay plans start at $69 a week; BetterHelp suits self-pay adults who want messaging, chat, phone and video in one membership. Online-Therapy.com is the cheapest published weekly option at $48 a week in the first month, then $60, as of November 2026. Insured adults who want to choose their own therapist should pick Rula or Grow Therapy, and people who mainly need medication should look at Brightside or Cerebral.

  1. 1. Talkspace8.8
  2. 2. BetterHelp8.5
  3. 3. Brightside8.5