MyNetDiary
by MyNetDiary
A GLP-1-specific AI Coach with medication tracking and symptom logging, layered on top of one of the category's more rigorously verified food databases.
✓ Last verified July 2026
What it is
A nutrition tracker built on a 2M+ staff-verified, USDA/NCC-sourced food database (up to 108 nutrients per entry), with a fully-featured, ad-free free tier including barcode scanning and macro/water/exercise tracking. Premium Plus (launched January 2026) adds AI Meal Scan photo logging, AI voice logging, an AI restaurant-menu scanner, and a 24/7 AI Coach, including a GLP-1-specific coach with medication tracking and symptom logging. Free tier available Premium is $8.99/month or $59.99/year Premium Plus (with AI features) is $14.99/month.
Key features
- AI Meal Scan (photo logging) and AI voice logging (Premium Plus)
- 24/7 AI Coach, including a GLP-1-specific coach (Premium Plus)
- 2M+ staff-verified foods, up to 108 nutrients tracked
- AI restaurant-menu scanner with recommendations (Premium Plus)
- Free Professional Connect platform for dietitians
Best for
People who want a verified, research-grade food database, with AI features available as an upgrade.
Pricing
Free tier (full-featured, ad-free) Premium $8.99/month or $59.99/year Premium Plus (unlocks AI features) $14.99/month.
Integrations
- Garmin
- Apple Health
- Fitbit
- Withings
- Google Health Connect
- Apple Watch
Useful for
Other diet trackers
Confirmed to have real AI photo and voice logging, contradicting an earlier third-party claim that it lacked AI features entirely — its real differentiator is micronutrient depth (up to 95 nutrients) from a lab-verified database.
The most generous free tier in the category — but its AI features (photo/voice logging) are entirely gated behind Premium, unlike free-AI competitors like SnapCalorie.
A specifically privacy-first stance — no data sold to advertisers or brokers, ad-free, user choice of storage location — combined with an AI logging feature users call out as unusually good.