Foodzilla vs. Lose It!

Lose It! is a popular calorie counting app used by millions for personal weight management. Here's why nutrition professionals need more than a consumer calorie tracker.

Key Features Comparison

Feature	Foodzilla	Lose It!
Target Users	Nutrition Professionals	Consumers
Meal Plan Creation	Yes - AI-powered	No
Recipe Database	100,000+ recipes	User-submitted
Food Database	2+ million verified	Large (user-submitted)
Client Management	Yes - Full CRM	No
White-Label App	Yes - Your branding	No - Lose It! brand
Send Meal Plans	Yes - In-app delivery	No
View Client Logs	Yes - Real-time	No
Barcode Scanner	Yes	Yes
Online Payments	Yes - Built-in	No
Grocery Lists	Yes - Auto-generated	No
Pricing	From $29/month (pro)	Free / $39.99/year (consumer)

 

Tracking vs. Professional Service

The core difference:

Lose It!: A consumer app for personal calorie tracking. Great for individuals managing their own intake, but no tools for nutrition professionals or client management.

Foodzilla: A professional platform for creating personalized meal plans, managing clients, and running a nutrition business.

Problems Using Lose It! with Clients

No meal plan delivery: You can't send plans through the app

No client dashboard: Can't see what clients are eating

No branding: Clients see Lose It!, not your brand

Limited accuracy: User-submitted food data varies in quality

No communication: Must use separate tools for messaging

No recipes: Just calorie tracking, not meal planning

Why Professionals Choose Foodzilla

Create actual meal plans: Not just calorie targets

100,000+ recipes: Professional-quality variety

Verified database: Accurate nutrition data

Your brand: Build your professional identity

Client monitoring: See compliance in real-time

All-in-one: Plans, tracking, messaging, payments

The Professional Alternative

Lose It! works for personal calorie counting, but nutrition professionals need tools designed for client service. Foodzilla provides everything you need to deliver professional meal planning—something a consumer calorie counter can't offer.