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MyNetDiary: cost, fit and limits

MyNetDiary is a calorie and nutrition tracking app whose maker is not named on the pages we read. It logs food by typing, voice and photo, and the Premium Plus tier adds an AI Coach, AI meal suggestions and an AI restaurant menu scan for people managing weight and daily intake.

What to know first

MyNetDiary sells four options: a free plan with no expiration and no ads, Premium at $8.99 a month or $59.99 a year, Premium Plus at $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year, and a $179.99 lifetime option whose tier the page does not name. The AI features are split across the paid tiers, so the price you pay decides which ones you get. The privacy policy link returned an error when opened, so data terms are unread.

MyNetDiary at a glance

MakerNot stated on the vendor pages, Not stated on the vendor pages
Free planYes
Entry price$0 (Free plan)
API accessNo
CategoryBest AI Nutrition Tracking Apps in 2026, rank 1 of 11
Websitemynetdiary.com/free-calorie-tracker.html

Who MyNetDiary is best for

Cost-conscious beginners

The free plan needs no account to start and carries no ads, so a new tracker can build a habit before deciding whether any paid tier is worth it.

Users who prefer talking to typing

Voice logging is listed on the free page and as AI Voice Logging under Premium Plus, which helps anyone who finds search and typing slow during a busy day.

People who eat out often

Premium Plus lists an AI Restaurant Menu Scan, aimed at estimating a restaurant meal before ordering instead of guessing afterward.

MyNetDiary plans and pricing

PlanPriceWhat it includes
Free$0No expiration, no ads and no account needed to start; the page lists voice logging in the free tier.
Premium$8.99 per month or $59.99 per yearAdds Meal Scan photo logging; the AI features listed for the top tier are not part of this plan.
Premium Plus$14.99 per month or $99.99 per yearLists AI Coach, AI Suggest Meals, AI Voice Logging and AI Restaurant Menu Scan on the page we opened.
Lifetime$179.99A one-time price shown on the page; the page does not say which tier it applies to.

Checked November 2026.

What MyNetDiary does

Meal Scan photo logging
Photo logging is a Premium feature and links to a page about an AI food scanner. The opened page does not describe accuracy or how the photo is processed, so treat results as estimates to correct.
AI Coach
Premium Plus includes an AI Coach. The pricing page names it without detailing what it analyzes, so confirm in a trial whether it reads your diary, your weight trend or only your questions.
AI Suggest Meals
Premium Plus suggests meals through AI. The opened page gives no detail on whether suggestions follow your remaining calories, allergies or dietary pattern, which matters for restricted diets.
AI Restaurant Menu Scan
Premium Plus can scan a restaurant menu with AI. It targets the weakest moment for any tracker, eating out, though the page gives no list of supported restaurants or countries.

How MyNetDiary handles your data

The data terms for MyNetDiary could not be read. The privacy policy URL returned a 404 error when we opened it, and the pricing page we did read says nothing about model training, retention periods, hosting region or certifications. Retention, hosting and certification details were therefore not checked, and training on customer data is not stated on the opened page. A buyer who plans to log weight, medication notes or other health details should ask the vendor for a current privacy policy in writing, and look for AI provider names, before paying for Premium Plus.

Where MyNetDiary falls short in practice

  • AI sits in the top tier. Four of the named AI features, including the coach and the menu scan, belong to Premium Plus at $14.99 a month. Premium at $8.99 gets photo logging only, so the real AI price is the higher figure.
  • Unclear lifetime option. The $179.99 lifetime price appears without a tier name. A buyer cannot tell from the page whether it includes the AI Coach or only Premium, and should ask before paying.
  • Data terms were unreadable. The privacy policy link failed, the maker is not named on the page, and nothing was stated about training or retention. That leaves a hole for anyone logging sensitive details.

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MyNetDiary: common questions

Does MyNetDiary have a free plan?

Yes. The page describes a free plan with no expiration and no ads, and an account is not needed to start. The paid tiers add features on top: Meal Scan in Premium and the AI Coach, meal suggestions and menu scan in Premium Plus. Prices were read in the US as of November 2026.

Which MyNetDiary tier includes the AI Coach?

Premium Plus includes the AI Coach, alongside AI Suggest Meals, AI Voice Logging and AI Restaurant Menu Scan. It costs $14.99 per month or $99.99 per year on the page we opened. Premium at $8.99 per month lists Meal Scan photo logging, not the coach.

Is the MyNetDiary lifetime price worth it?

The page shows $179.99 for a lifetime option without naming the tier. Against Premium Plus at $99.99 a year, lifetime pays back in under two years only if it includes the AI features. Ask the vendor which tier it covers before paying.

Can MyNetDiary log food by photo?

Yes, through Meal Scan, which is listed under Premium at $8.99 per month or $59.99 per year. The Premium page links to an AI food scanner page. The page we read gives no accuracy figures, so test it on a plate you can weigh.

Does MyNetDiary say it trains AI on my meals?

The pages we opened do not say. The privacy policy URL returned a 404 error, so training, retention and hosting were not checked. Contact the vendor and ask for the current policy, particularly if you intend to log health details or buy Premium Plus.

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