MyFitnessPal

Headquartered in San Francisco, California, MyFitnessPal is the leading free resource for achieving and maintaining health goals. It has more than 50 million users, database of nearly 4 million foods and hundreds of exercises.

Withings MyFitnessPal integration

MyFitnessPal and Withings prove that food and weight tracking works

The year-long study with over 37,000 users has shown that people lose 7 times more weight by combining food logging and weight tracking activities.
MyFitnessPal dashboard

MyFitnessPal Premium brings calorie tracking to a whole new level

The paid-for offering involves ad-free experience, VIP customer support, access to dietitian-approved recipes, meal plans and nutrition tips.
Under Armour acquires Endomondo and MyFitnessPal

Under Armour acquires Endomondo and MyFitnessPal

The company has effectively established the world's largest digital health and fitness community, counting more than 120 million global users.
Misfit unveils MyFitnessPal integration

Misfit unveils MyFitnessPal integration

MyFitnessPal has over 4 million foods in the database, making it easy to add just about anything you eat, and merge that information with Shine fitness data.

MyFitnessPal acquires Sessions, which paired people with coaches to make exercise a habit

The idea behind the deal is to combine MyFitnessPal's market footprint with Sessions' insights into behavior change coaching.
MapMyFitness adds integration with MyFitnessPal

MapMyFitness adds integration with MyFitnessPal

User's workouts recorded within MapMyFitness will automatically sync to MyFitnessPal; this includes activity type, time, average pace and total calories burned.
RunKeeper users can now connect their account to a MyFitnessPal account to be able to seamlessly track two very major aspects of the overall health -- exercise and nutrition -- without unnecessary and clunky extra steps. By connecting the two accounts you'll see the calories you've counted in MyFitnessPal displayed in your feed on RunKeeper.com. In addition, the calories you burn off while tracking activities with RunKeeper will automatically be credited and reflected in your net calorie count on MyFitnessPal with no extra math or input needed on your end. Finally, there's the weight information sync across both apps, so any RunKeeper-connected scale you use will shoot that information over to MyFitnessPal.

RunKeeper integrates with MyFitnessPal to provide users with real-time nutrition data

Users will be able to seamlessly track two very major aspects of the overall health, exercise and nutrition, without unnecessary and clunky extra steps.