Cronometer vs MyFitnessPal — which wins in 2026?
Cronometer wins on micronutrients and database quality. MyFitnessPal has the breadth, but much of its data is user-submitted and inconsistent.
Cronometer
7.2For the micronutrient nerds.
Pros
- Granular micronutrients
- Scientific database
- Great for special diets
Cons
- Spreadsheet vibe
- Steep learning curve
MyFitnessPal
8.0The world's largest food database.
Pros
- Massive database
- Community recipes
- Strong macro tracking
Cons
- Dated UI
- Many features paywalled
Choose Cronometer if…
Choose Cronometer if you need granular micronutrient data (magnesium, B12, iron) and aren't scared of a spreadsheet.
Choose MyFitnessPal if…
Choose MyFitnessPal if you want to track every gram and need the world's largest food database — and can live with a dated UI.
If you genuinely care about B12, iron and magnesium, Cronometer is the obvious pick. For daily use with a Swedish angle we still recommend Nutraware.