Comparison

A Lose It alternative
with a Nutrition Facts label

Lose It is built for weight-loss planning. DailyLabel is the simpler iPhone app if you want a Nutrition Facts label, no account, and a one-time Pro unlock.

Fact-checked 2026-08-31 against Lose It US support membership/pricing (zendesk) and the live DailyLabel vs Lose It page. Plans and features can change.

USDA Database Open Food Facts iPhone only, iOS 18+
DailyLabel Pro
$4.99
one time, no subscription
vs
Lose It! Premium
~$80/yr
plans vary

DailyLabel Pro is a one-time unlock, not a renewing subscription.

Lose It Premium is a subscription. US support lists $79.99 USD/year (about $80/yr). Pricing and plan availability vary by platform, region, and promotion. A Lifetime option exists; pricing depends on account status.

Who each app is for

Lose It wins

  • Weight tracking
  • Calorie budgets
  • Photo/voice logging
  • Community
  • Cross-platform

DailyLabel wins

  • No account
  • FDA-style whole-day label
  • 150+ optional nutrients
  • $4.99 once
  • Private iCloud

Barcode scanning is free in DailyLabel. Lose It US support lists barcode scanning under Premium; plans can vary.

Feature DailyLabel Lose It!
Nutrition focusCalories + 10 standard / 150+ optionalCalories, macros, health goals
Barcode scanning Free Premium
Photo / voice logging no Premium
Food database sourceUSDA + Open Food FactsLose It! food database
Account requiredNoYes
AdsNonePlan-dependent
Nutrition Facts label FreeCalorie + macro dashboards
Customize Nutrition Facts label Pro 150+ definitionsHealth goals + targets
Food value correctionEdit logged foods directlyCustom-food workflow
Data modelOn-device + iCloudAccount-based cloud
Sync model FreeCloud sync via account
Social features no Challenges & groups
Weight tracking no Weight loss focus
Cross-platform iPhone only, iOS 18+ Mobile and wearable apps
PriceFree / $4.99 Pro (once)Free / Premium ~$80/yr (plans vary). Optional Lifetime exists.

Questions people ask

Does DailyLabel help with weight loss?

DailyLabel tracks nutrients including calories and can set daily calorie goals. It does not have dedicated weight-loss features like Lose It (weight tracker, calorie budgets, weight loss guides). If weight tracking is your primary need, Lose It has specialized tools. DailyLabel is for detailed nutrition and an FDA-style day label.

Does DailyLabel have barcode scanning?

Yes. Barcode scanning is free in DailyLabel, with lookup data from USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts when available. Lose It US support lists barcode scanning under Premium; plans can vary by account. DailyLabel shows a source badge and lets you edit nutrient values. This is a footnote difference, not the whole comparison.

Can I import my Lose It! data?

Not currently. DailyLabel does not import Lose It data today, and the systems store data differently. Re-entry is required, but DailyLabel has no account requirement.

Does DailyLabel have social features like Lose It!'s challenges and groups?

No. DailyLabel is private individual tracking. No challenges, friend lists, or leaderboards. If you value Lose It community, DailyLabel intentionally does not offer that.

What about my privacy?

DailyLabel does not require an account or collect app data. Your log stays on your device and can optionally sync through your personal iCloud account. Lose It is account-based, which supports broader device and community features.

Can I use DailyLabel on Android?

DailyLabel is iPhone only (iOS 18+). Lose It offers broader mobile and wearable access.

Is DailyLabel a full Lose It replacement?

No. Lose It wins weight tracking, calorie budgets, photo/voice logging, community, and cross-platform. DailyLabel wins no account, an FDA-style whole-day Nutrition Facts label, 150+ optional nutrients, $4.99 one-time Pro, and private iCloud.

Download DailyLabel
iPhone only, iOS 18+ • $4.99 one-time Pro

See also: DailyLabel vs MyFitnessPal · DailyLabel vs Cronometer