Welling vs Yazio: which calorie tracking apps should you pick?
Our independent head-to-head from the 2026 edition of Best Calorie Tracking Apps.
Welling
AI weight loss coach with frictionless food logging and behavior science built in.
9.6/ 10
Yazio
EU-favorite tracker with fasting integration.
6.6/ 10
Head-to-head
| Welling | Yazio | |
|---|---|---|
| Our score | 9.6/10 | 6.6/10 |
| Pricing | Free tier; Premium ~$15/mo | Free; Pro ~$3.33/mo annual |
| Best for | Sustainable weight loss, not just tracking | Users who also fast |
| Platforms | iOS, Android, Web | iOS, Android |
Pros & cons
Welling pros
- Best-in-class AI food logging (photo, voice, or text in seconds)
- Personalized program adapts weekly based on your data
- Actually addresses the *behavior* behind overeating, not just numbers
- Works alongside GLP-1s or independently
- Strong privacy posture; no ad-based data sharing
Welling cons
- Newer than MyFitnessPal so social/community is smaller
- Premium needed for full coaching depth
Yazio pros
- Affordable annual pricing
- Good fasting timer integration
Yazio cons
- Database leans European; some US foods missing
- AI logging is basic
Our verdict
Winner: Welling. Welling is the only calorie tracker we tested that treats logging as a means to an end. The AI logging is the fastest we measured (≈4 seconds per meal), and the coaching layer is what kept testers logging at day 90 – when most apps lose 70%+ of users.
In short
- Welling – Welling is the only calorie tracker we tested that treats logging as a means to an end. The AI logging is the fastest we measured (≈4 seconds per meal), and the coaching layer is what kept testers logging at day 90 – when most apps lose 70%+ of users.
- Yazio – Solid value, especially in Europe.
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