My Macros
For athletes and fitness enthusiasts requiring detailed macronutrient and workout logging with high levels of customization.
My Macros+ | Macro Tracker
Snapshot
Who is My Macros?
Providing athletes and fitness enthusiasts with professional-grade, customizable tracking tools for nutrition and strength training.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 3Last updated
My Macros+ | Macro Tracker
v2026.09
6mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines My Macros?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Health and fitness tracking utilities
Scale
indie
Target audience
Athletes and fitness enthusiasts requiring detailed macronutrient and workout logging with high levels of customization.
Origin
Founded to provide a diet tracking solution designed by fitness professionals.
Portfolio momentum
Released 11 updates in the last 6 months across two active titles, with the flagship receiving a major update within the last 30 days.
Portfolio
What does My Macros ship?
Apps
4 apps analysed
Analysis in progress
Extensive 550+ exercise library supports diverse training methodologies
- Clean and simple interface allows users to record weight and reps without unnecessary complexity
- Frequent application crashes and freezing during workout logging sessions disrupt the user experience
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 4 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
35/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does My Macros compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target fitness enthusiasts tracking activity, but they diverge on monetization and social utility. Strava captures the social-first outdoor athlete, while My Workout+ serves the individual lifter via a one-time purchase model.
Contenders(10)
Fitbod competes for the same strength training audience by replacing manual logging with AI-generated, adaptive routines that adjust to available equipment.
Both apps target strength training enthusiasts with a focus on minimalist logging, creating direct competition for users who prioritize speed over complex gym management.
Hevy competes for the same strength training audience as My Workout+ by offering a freemium model and social features that drive daily habit formation.
Both apps target strength training enthusiasts, but they diverge on the user experience: My Workout+ focuses on manual logging for individual athletes, while Ladder provides coach-led programming for those seeking structured guidance.
Both apps target fitness enthusiasts seeking strength tracking, but Home Workout captures the beginner segment through a freemium model while My Workout+ serves power users via a one-time purchase.
Lyfta targets the same strength training audience as My Workout+ but captures a larger user base through a free-tier model and community-driven retention features. The rival directly competes for the same gym-goer demographic by offering a more stable and feature-rich alternative to the manual logging experience.
Strong competes for the same strength-training audience by offering a mature, freemium-based logging experience that includes Apple Watch support, which My Workout+ lacks.
Both apps target fitness enthusiasts tracking progress, but Technogym captures users via hardware-linked telemetry while My Workout+ relies on manual entry.
Both applications target strength and conditioning enthusiasts, but Muscle Monster captures users through a free, AI-guided model that contrasts with the manual, paid-upfront approach of My Workout+.
Users report: Both apps target fitness enthusiasts seeking workout tracking, but Muscle Booster captures users through automated health platform syncing and biometric feedback that My Workout+ lacks.
Same space(20)
Alpha Progression uses a plan generator to build routines based on gym equipment, automating the planning process that My Workout+ leaves to the user.
Stronger targets serious lifters with community-focused features, offering a social dimension absent in the solitary logging experience of My Workout+.
Caliber offers science-based coaching and analytics, providing a more professional-grade data experience than the current My Workout+ build.
ChillFit targets the low-intensity home workout segment, contrasting with the strength-focused manual logging of My Workout+.
Workout for Women targets the same time-constrained demographic as My Workout+ but uses short, home-based routines to drive daily habit formation.
Gymverse uses AI-adaptive training plans to automate progression, offering a more hands-off experience than the manual logging required by My Workout+.
Gravl provides a standalone wearable experience, directly addressing the lack of hardware integration that limits My Workout+.
Liftoff competes for the same gym-goer demographic but uses gamification to solve the consistency issues that My Workout+ users face.
Body Measurements Tracker focuses on physical metrics rather than workout performance, serving as a secondary tracking tool for My Workout+ users.
Gym WP provides a large library of pre-built routines, offering a structured alternative to the manual entry model of My Workout+.
Waterllama gamifies a specific health habit, serving as a complementary tool for users who want to track more than just gym sessions.
Muscle & Motion provides 3D biomechanical visuals, offering an educational layer that My Workout+ lacks in its minimalist logbook.
MyFitnessPal serves as the incumbent for all-in-one health tracking, providing a massive food database that dwarfs the exercise-only scope of My Workout+.
Peloton offers a premium, instructor-led boutique experience that competes for the user's time and subscription budget against manual trackers.
Planfit uses AI to guide users through gym machines, reducing the learning curve for beginners compared to the manual logbook of My Workout+.
Shotsy addresses a specialized clinical niche for GLP-1 medication management, serving a high-intent audience that requires more precision than a general fitness log.
MacroFactor captures the nutrition-tracking segment that My Workout+ ignores, using a dynamic energy expenditure algorithm to automate metabolic adjustments.
Stronglifts 5x5 focuses on a specific barbell program, providing a simplified, automated alternative to the manual logbook approach of My Workout+.
The Gym Group integrates physical gym membership management with digital tracking, providing a utility layer that My Workout+ lacks.
Yazio provides a comprehensive nutritional alternative to My Workout+ by integrating activity and water tracking with AI-driven meal planning.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 3
- With full intel:
- 1
- With overview:
- 3
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- no
