

Whey to Go
Combines workout logging with calorie and macro tracking in a private app that keeps your food and gym data on your device, offers offline barcode scanning, two-way Apple Health sync, iCloud-encrypted transfer, and no account or server storage required.
Cost / License
- Pay once or Subscription
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- iPhone
- iPad
- Apple Watch
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
Features
- Workout Schedule
- Nutrition Tracking
- Cycling
- Run Tracking
- Works Offline
- Dark Mode
- Weight Tracking
- Custom Workouts
- No Subscription
Apple Health Integration
- Support Apple Watch
- Calorie Counting
Whey to Go News & Activities
Recent activities
- Matt-Hesketh liked Whey to Go
- Matt-Hesketh added Whey to Go
Matt-Hesketh added Whey to Go as alternative to MyFitnessPal, Cronometer, MacroFactor and YAZIO
Whey to Go information
What is Whey to Go?
Whey to Go tracks what you eat and what you lift in one iPhone app. Calories, macros, barcode scanning, and your gym sessions, all in the same place, so one day of logging costs one subscription rather than two.
There is no account and no sign-up. Your food diary lives in a database on the phone itself, which means no server is holding it and there is no copy of your eating habits sitting on hardware you do not own. If you own more than one device, an encrypted snapshot moves between them through your own iCloud, and we cannot read it.
Seven days free, then choose. Keep it free with ads, or pay monthly, yearly, or once for good. The one-time purchase really is once. Barcode scanning is included on every tier rather than paywalled, and it keeps working offline, because the scan itself happens on the device. Over 250,000 popular items come pre-bundled, and with internet access it privately searches Open Food Facts for millions more.






