Better: Gym & Calorie Tracker
Research answer
What AppTrendKit can say about Better: Gym & Calorie Tracker today
Better: Gym & Calorie Tracker has no estimate-backed download or gross-consumer-spend figure that meets the public evidence contract yet.
Observed App Store metadata, chart positions, and history are shown below. Missing, non-finite, undefined-currency, or undefined-metric evidence stays missing rather than becoming zero.
Performance
Downloads, revenue and chart history
Estimates for the last 7D. Chart positions come from the App Store; downloads and revenue are AppTrendKit estimates, always shown as a range.
Estimated downloads · 7D
UnavailableNo estimate yet
We only show an estimate once we have enough data. Missing numbers are never shown as zero.
Estimated App Store gross consumer spend · 7D
UnavailableNo estimate yet
We only show an estimate once we have enough data. Missing numbers are never shown as zero.
History
Collected daily performance
No daily history yet.
Rank history
Chart positions
Lower rank is better. Only collected observations are shown.
Coverage note
What the ranks mean
A missing rank is not treated as zero downloads or zero revenue. Apple chart feeds are bounded and may return censored or not-ranked observations outside the visible chart depth.
Read the methodApp Store search
Keywords Better: Gym & Calorie Tracker ranks for
Observed positions in Apple's US search results, best first. Popularity is a 0–100 index, not a search count.
| Keyword | Position | Change | Popularity | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| better | #7 | new | 68 | 58 |
Storefront mix
Top countries by estimated contribution · 7D
Country figures cover the days we collected in each country, so they don't add up to the worldwide estimate. Each country shows when it was last updated.
Monetization
How the app makes money
These are listing and product observations. They are not company revenue, subscriber counts, or advertising revenue.
App details
Store metadata
- Version
- 0.13.0
- Released
- Jul 3, 2026
- Last updated
- Sep 19, 2026
- Content rating
- 12+
- Default storefront
- US
Public IAP observations
Validated in-app purchase prices
Only persisted rows with an explicit public publication boundary are shown. Missing price, currency, country, or date values stay unknown.
Listing detail
What the store says
You track your workouts in one app. You track your food in another. You never connect the two — and you wonder why progress stalls. Better is the first app that owns both your training and your nutrition data. That means real insights, not guesswork. Did your bench press jump during weeks you hit your protein target? Better knows. No other app can tell you that. Fast, offline-capable, and designed by someone who actually lifts. What You Get: - Log workouts in seconds - tap through sets, reps, and weight with a UI built for speed, not complexity. Duration timer included. - 300+ exercises with muscle group tags - search by name or filter by muscle. Every major movement is covered. No setup required. - See what you lifted last time - every exercise shows your previous performance ("Last time: 80kg x 8") so you know exactly what to beat. - Save workout templates - build your PPL, Upper/Lower, or full-body split once. Reuse it forever. No retyping. - Automatic PR detection - Better catches your personal records for weight, volume, and estimated 1RM. You get a celebration when you hit one. - Full nutrition logging - search thousands of foods via Open Food Facts. Log by meal (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Snacks). Quick-add calories when you are in a rush. - Calorie and macro tracking - set daily goals using the built-in TDEE calculator (Mifflin-St Jeor equation). Track protein, carbs, and fat against your targets. - Body weight tracking with trend line - log daily weigh-ins and see the smoothed trend, not the noise. Know whether you are actually gaining or cutting. - Streak tracking that matters - consecutive days of logging build streaks. Hit ACTIVE tier. Push to EPIC. A simple system that keeps you showing up. - Works offline - log everything without signal. Better syncs when you are back online. No lost data, ever. - Unit switching - toggle between kg and lbs instantly. No conversions in your head. The Better Difference: MyFitnessPal tracks food. Hevy tracks workouts. Strong tracks workouts. None of them do both well. Better is the only app that connects your plate to your platform — so you stop treating training and nutrition as separate problems. Coming soon: barcode scanning, saved meal templates, progress charts per exercise, and post-workout nutrition prompts that tie your recovery to your training. Pricing: Core features are free. No paywall on workout logging, nutrition tracking, or PR detection. Premium ($3.99/mo) unlocks new features as they ship - early supporters lock in the best price. Start Today: Download Better. Log your first workout. Track your first meal. See the connection. Train smarter, not just harder. Terms of Use: https://api.btrapp.com/terms-of-service Privacy Policy: https://api.btrapp.com/privacy
Publisher websiteStore creative
Screenshots
Competitive set
Similar apps
Deterministic links to real stored apps matched by category, publisher, and comparable performance bands.
Cal AI - Calorie Tracker
Viral Development LLC
Hevy - Workout Tracker Gym Log
Hevy Studios S.L.
MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter
MyFitnessPal, Inc.
Lose It! – Calorie Counter
FitNow, Inc.
The Gym Group
The Gym Limited
Period Tracker Period Calendar
ABISHKKING LIMITED.
Calorie Counter - MyNetDiary
MyNetDiary Inc.
Noom Weight Loss, Food Tracker
Noom, Inc.
How we estimate
Where every number comes from
App details: Apple iTunes Search API, updated Sep 28, 2026, 5:03 PM.
Rankings: collected chart positions from the listed storefront. Missing ranks are not zeros.
Economics: downloads and gross store consumer spend are estimated, not official Apple or publisher figures.
Model: Lineage not exposed by this aggregate.
Confidence: —; intervals widen when evidence or history is limited.
Last updated: Sep 28, 2026, 5:03 PM.
See how AppTrendKit separates observations, estimates, coverage, and confidence.
Open methodology





