Lusson
Mealbird: Macro Meal Planner
Publisher DNA
What defines Lusson?
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Portfolio
What does Lusson ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
A week of real meals on your budget, with protein and calories checked daily.
Daily protein floor validator prevents churn caused by ineffective diet planning
- The core application experience provides a highly engaging and enjoyable interaction for casual mobile users
- Monthly subscription costs exceed the price of major streaming services, creating significant friction for potential subscribers
Analysis in progress
Distributed across 8 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 1 of 2 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (3)
- Brazil1 / 1
- Mexico1 / 1
- United States1 / 1
Europe (5)
- France1 / 1
- Italy1 / 1
- Portugal1 / 1
- Spain1 / 1
- Sweden1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
45/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Lusson compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Both apps target fitness-focused users managing macro and calorie intake, but Mealbird focuses on home-cooked meal planning while MenuFit targets restaurant dining.
MyFitnessPal serves as a general-purpose logging alternative for users who require a massive food database to track macros beyond the specific meal planning scope of Mealbird.
Contenders(11)
Cronometer serves the clinical and athletic segment of the macro-tracking market by providing high-accuracy micronutrient data.
Both apps target users seeking structured nutrition and meal planning, competing for the same daily habit of calorie and macro management.
Both apps target fitness enthusiasts seeking nutrition tracking, but they diverge on the mechanism of data entry: Mealbird uses manual USDA-validated arithmetic while Foodvisor relies on AI-powered photo recognition.
Both apps target users focused on nutritional tracking and macro management, competing for the same fitness-conscious demographic through distinct approaches to data entry and monetization.
Both applications target fitness enthusiasts tracking macronutrients, competing for the same user base through distinct approaches to data validation versus automated logging.
Both apps target fitness enthusiasts focused on macro tracking, but MyNetDiary captures a broader audience through a freemium model and rapid logging tools that contrast with Mealbird's strict subscription-only approach.
Calo offers an automated, AI-driven logging mechanism that serves users seeking to reduce the manual entry friction inherent in traditional meal planning.
Both applications target health-conscious users seeking weight management and macro tracking, creating direct competition for the same user base.
BitePal uses gamification to address the same macro-tracking goals as Mealbird, targeting users who find traditional manual logging tedious.
Both apps target fitness enthusiasts focused on protein intake, creating direct competition for users seeking nutritional tracking tools.
Both applications target the calorie and nutrition tracking market, competing for users who need to manage daily intake and macro targets.
Same space(28)
PulseSense serves as a health-monitoring companion for users who need to track clinical metrics like blood pressure alongside their nutrition.
Alpha Progression provides a science-based gym tracking alternative for users who want to optimize their physical training alongside their diet.
Gym Workout Tracker & Fitness provides a structured exercise database for users who want to pair their nutrition with gym-based training.
DailyShape serves the same calorie-tracking audience by combining food logging with home workout tracking.
Eat This Much serves the same meal-planning audience by automating nutrition plans based on user-defined goals.
Calorie Counter by fatsecret serves as a professional-grade alternative, integrating with health practitioners to provide a structured tracking experience.
Fddb provides a multi-functional tracking experience that combines fasting and calorie counting for users seeking a holistic diet tool.
Fitbod acts as a gym-focused counterpart to Mealbird, using AI to personalize strength training routines for users.
Fitia provides a comprehensive nutritional tracking alternative for users who need to monitor micronutrients alongside standard macro targets.
Lose It! provides a massive, community-driven database for users who want structured weight management tools similar to Mealbird.
Daily Meal Planner serves the same meal-planning audience by providing a simple calendar-based interface for menu organization.
HelloFresh serves the same meal-planning audience by providing pre-portioned ingredients and chef-crafted recipes.
Hevy complements Mealbird by shifting the focus from nutritional intake to physical output, allowing users to track gym progress alongside their meal plans.
WalkStep provides a movement-tracking alternative for users who want to gamify their physical activity alongside their nutritional goals.
Cal AI focuses on the same calorie-tracking segment as Mealbird, emphasizing speed and precision through AI-based meal recognition.
MacrosFirst targets the same power-user demographic by using a proprietary calculation engine for macro-based calorie reporting.
MyNetDiary provides a research-grade alternative for users who prioritize data accuracy and medical-grade verification over casual meal planning.
NeatEat targets the same budget-conscious meal-planning audience by integrating store-specific pricing to reduce grocery costs.
Calorie Counter + serves as a high-accuracy alternative for users who prioritize verified data over the flexibility of free-tier logging.
ReciMe competes for the same meal-planning audience by aggregating social media recipes into a central repository.
Carbon serves the same nutrition-focused audience by providing automated, science-based diet coaching.
MacroFactor serves the same data-driven fitness audience by using a dynamic expenditure algorithm to automate macro-tracking.
Gymtone serves as a structured workout planner for users who need guided strength training programs to complement their nutritional habits.
Potto serves the same meal-planning audience by building plans around specific supermarket pricing and budgets.
Cal AI focuses on the same calorie-tracking segment as Mealbird, emphasizing speed and precision through AI-based meal recognition.
WiseMeal targets the same calorie-tracking audience by using AI to identify nutritional content from photos.
Yazio provides a high-volume alternative for users seeking an all-in-one calorie deficit tool that leverages AI to simplify food choices.
Meal Planner & Weekly Menu serves the same audience by using an AI-powered recipe importer to simplify weekly planning.
New entrants(3)
Kova targets users who need to manage blood sugar alongside their macro intake, providing a combined tracking solution.
DinnerLoop serves the same meal-planning audience by using AI to rotate meals based on family feedback.
Bawbee serves the same budget-conscious meal-planning audience by pricing recipes against real supermarket costs.
