Satt vs. Lifesum

Lifesum scores with sleek design and structured meal plans. The free version, however, is heavily limited, most features sit in the Premium subscription, and an account is mandatory.

Lifesum: Lifesum AB (Stockholm, Sweden) · Website

SattLifesum
PriceFree - no subscription, no in-app purchases, no adsFree version (limited) + Lifesum Premium subscription
Account requiredNoYes (account, cloud sync)
AdsNoneSubscription-funded
Data storageOn the device (optional, your own iCloud)Cloud account
Barcode scanIncluded, freeYes (feature scope per the vendor)
AI photo scanIncluded, freeYes - photo/voice logging (AI)
DatabaseOpen Food Facts (open data)Multiple sources incl. the German federal food code (Bundeslebensmittelschlüssel)
PlatformsiPhone (iOS 17+)iOS, Android
LanguageGerman & EnglishGerman available

Strengths of Lifesum

  • Very thoughtful, award-winning design
  • Structured meal plans (keto, high-protein, Mediterranean and more)
  • Multimodal AI logging via photo, voice or text

Where Satt is different

  • Satt is free - no limited free version with a Premium paywall
  • Satt works without an account and stores on-device
  • A clear focus on the essentials instead of feature overload

Verdict: Satt or Lifesum?

Lifesum is a good choice if design and guided meal plans matter to you and you want a subscription. For pure, free calorie tracking without an account, Satt is leaner and more private.

Satt - coming soon on the App StoreAll features

Frequently asked questions

Is Satt cheaper than Lifesum?

Satt is completely free. Lifesum has a limited free version; most features require the Premium subscription.

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