Daizu vs MyFitnessPal, MacroFactor, Cal AI…

An honest comparison updated in March 2026 — App Store and Play Store prices in France, features checked on official sites and the trade press. Daizu is a personalized meal plan; each competitor's strengths are acknowledged below.

CriterionDaizuMyFitnessPalJowFoodvisorYazioLifesumMacroFactorCal AI
Main approachCustom nutrition programFood diaryCatalog + retail drivePhoto scan + diaryDiary + structured programsLifestyle diaryAdaptive macro coachAI photo-first tracker
Personalized programYes (generated)Premium+ onlyNo (filters)NoPreset plansDiet suggestionsNo (macro targets)No (kcal goals)
Photo calorie scanYes (200/day)Limited Premium+NoYes (product core)LimitedLimitedNoYes (product core)
Auto grocery listYesPremium+ onlyYes (drive)NoNoNoNoNo
Price (France, indicative)€11.99/mo · €99.99/yr€19.99/mo · €79.99/yrFree (drive) · €11.99/mo without a retailer€9.99/mo · €49.99/yr€6.99/mo · €44.99/yr€9.99/mo · €44.99/yr€11.99/mo · €61–€74/yr~€6–€13/mo · ~€20–€30/yr
EU hostingYesNo (US)YesYesYesYesNo (US)No (US)

Indicative prices for France, March 2026 — check the exact amount in your App Store or Play Store at purchase (promotions vary).

Head-to-head · 2026

Daizu vs MyFitnessPal

Daizu and MyFitnessPal solve two different problems in 2026: Daizu builds a custom nutrition program with groceries and photo scanning, while MyFitnessPal remains the reference food diary with 14 million foods on file.

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Head-to-head · 2026

Daizu vs Jow

Daizu and Jow both organize the week’s meals, but with opposite models in 2026: Jow draws from a catalog of 5,000+ recipes and exports your basket to Carrefour, Auchan, or Leclerc; Daizu generates a nutrition program calibrated to your calorie goal, with no dependence on a retailer.

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Head-to-head · 2026

Daizu vs Foodvisor

Foodvisor and Daizu both use visual recognition to estimate calories, but with different roles in 2026: Foodvisor centers everything on the photo diary (3 scans/day on the free plan, Premium at €9.

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Head-to-head · 2026

Daizu vs Yazio

Yazio and Daizu both target everyday eating in Europe, but differently in 2026: Yazio combines a calorie diary, intermittent fasting, and structured programs (keto, Mediterranean) at €6.

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Head-to-head · 2026

Daizu vs Lifesum

Lifesum is a Swedish lifestyle food-tracking app (Life Score, diets, a polished diary); Daizu is a French custom nutrition-program app with groceries and photo scan.

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Daizu vs MacroFactor

MacroFactor and Daizu are both premium with no free tier in 2026, but with opposite philosophies: MacroFactor (Stronger By Science) excels at macro tracking with an adaptive algorithm that recalculates your targets every week from your real weight trend; Daizu generates a custom nutrition program, a grocery list, and scans off-plan meals.

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Daizu vs Cal AI

Cal AI and Daizu both use visual AI, but with very different roles in 2026: Cal AI is an ultra-fast photo-first tracker (photo → calories in a few seconds, subscription required for the AI scan); Daizu builds a custom nutrition program, a grocery list, and uses the scan for off-plan meals.

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