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Mouve vs Cronometer
A nutrition tracker built around detailed vitamin and mineral data.
The short answer
Cronometer is the better pick if you want detailed vitamin and mineral tracking: its pages say up to 95 nutrients on the free plan. Mouve is the better pick if you also want workouts and a social feed in the same app.
- Mouve: Workouts, programs and a social feed in the same app.
- Cronometer: Tracks up to 95 nutrients and compounds on the free plan, per its own page.
- Price: Website, in US dollars: Gold US$10.99 billed monthly, or US$59.99 billed annually (shown as US$4.99 per month). Mouve's prices are under Pricing.
Feature by feature
From our feature dictionary: one definition per row, the same for every comparison, so "yes" means the same thing on every page.
| Feature | Mouve | Cronometer |
|---|---|---|
| Food and nutrition | ||
| Photo food scanLog a meal by taking a photo and getting an estimate of its foods and nutrition. | PartlyPartly. Free accounts get 5 AI photo scans per rolling 24 hours; Mouve+ is unlimited. Search and barcode stay free after that. Results are estimates.From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | Paid planPaid plan. Photo Log is listed among the Gold features.Source: cronometer.com (pricing) · checked 5 Nov 2026 |
| Barcode scanLog a packaged food by scanning its barcode with the phone camera. | YesYes. From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | YesYes. Included in the free Basic account, "unlimited use".Source: cronometer.com (features) · checked 5 Nov 2026 |
| Verified food databaseThe vendor states that its food entries are checked or curated by staff, not only user-submitted. | PartlyPartly. Mixes a curated catalogue, open datasets and user contributions. Not every entry is individually verified.From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | YesYes. The page says "Every item submitted to our database undergoes a verification process"; Gold page: "over 1M lab-analyzed or verified foods".Source: cronometer.com (features), cronometer.com (pricing) · checked 5 Nov 2026 |
| Vitamins and mineralsTracks more than macros and a few extras: vitamins and minerals per food and per day. | PartlyPartly. Stores a micronutrient snapshot per logged entry. We do not publish a nutrient count.From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | YesYes. Up to 95 nutrients and compounds on the free Basic account, per its own pages.Source: cronometer.com (features), cronometer.com (pricing) · checked 5 Nov 2026 |
| Training | ||
| Workout loggingLog exercises with sets, reps and weight. | YesYes. From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | Not checkedNot checked yet. We could not confirm this from a public source, so we don't guess.Last tried 5 Nov 2026. Know the answer? Tell us below. |
| Rest timerA timer between sets inside the workout screen. | YesYes. From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | Not checkedNot checked yet. We could not confirm this from a public source, so we don't guess.Last tried 5 Nov 2026. Know the answer? Tell us below. |
| Programs or routinesSaved routines or multi-week programs you can follow or generate. | YesYes. Manual, smart and AI-generated programs. AI generation is a Mouve+ feature.From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | Not checkedNot checked yet. We could not confirm this from a public source, so we don't guess.Last tried 5 Nov 2026. Know the answer? Tell us below. |
| Apple Watch appAn app on the watch itself, not only notifications. | Not yetNot yet. A watch app exists in the repository (apps/watch-ios) but is not embedded in the shipped iPhone app. The iOS project has no watch target, so it is not counted as a feature.From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | YesYes. The App Store release notes say "Log Food via your Apple Watch".Source: apps.apple.com (app store) · checked 5 Nov 2026 |
| Outdoor and social | ||
| Outdoor places and mapsA map of places or routes to train outdoors. | Not yetNot yet. The World tab (outdoor gyms and places) is built but not public yet. It is not counted as a feature until it ships.From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | Not checkedNot checked yet. We could not confirm this from a public source, so we don't guess.Last tried 5 Nov 2026. Know the answer? Tell us below. |
| Social feed and followingFollow other people and see their activity in a feed. | YesYes. Feed, follows, communities and direct messages.From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | Not checkedNot checked yet. We could not confirm this from a public source, so we don't guess.Last tried 5 Nov 2026. Know the answer? Tell us below. |
| Platform and data | ||
| Ads in the free plan"yes" means the free plan shows ads. "no" means no ads. Answered from the vendor's own statements. | NoneNone. No ad SDK is in the app dependencies (checked 2026-11-05).From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | Yes, adsYes, ads. Google Play lists the app as containing ads, and the site says Gold "is ad-free", which implies Basic is not.Source: play.google.com (play store), cronometer.com (features) · checked 5 Nov 2026 |
| iPhone appA native app in the App Store. | YesYes. From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | YesYes. Source: cronometer.com (features) · checked 5 Nov 2026 |
| Android appA native app on Google Play. | YesYes. From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | YesYes. Source: cronometer.com (features) · checked 5 Nov 2026 |
| Web appLog and view your data in a browser. | YesYes. From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | YesYes. Source: cronometer.com (features) · checked 5 Nov 2026 |
| Export your dataDownload your own data in a file you can open elsewhere. | YesYes. A ZIP with your data as JSON plus your own media (GDPR access and portability). It is not a CSV.From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | Not checkedNot checked yet. We could not confirm this from a public source, so we don't guess.Source: cronometer.com (pricing) · checked 5 Nov 2026 |
| EU data hostingThe vendor states that user data is stored in the EU or EEA. | PartlyPartly. The app and database run on EU hosting (Hetzner, Helsinki). Some processors are outside the EEA, for example Google and OpenAI for AI scanning and Stripe for payments, under standard safeguards. The privacy policy lists them.From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | Not checkedNot checked yet. We could not confirm this from a public source, so we don't guess.Source: cronometer.com (features) · checked 5 Nov 2026 |
| AI assistant or MCP connectorConnect an outside AI assistant to your own data (for example through an MCP server), or an in-app assistant the vendor describes. | YesYes. An MCP server at api.mouve.it/mcp lets an outside AI assistant read and write your own workouts and nutrition.From our own product · reviewed 5 Nov 2026 | Paid planPaid plan. Crono Coach, an in-app assistant, is a Gold feature. No outside-assistant connector was found.Source: cronometer.com (pricing) · checked 5 Nov 2026 |
Where Cronometer is better
Every comparison names where the other app is ahead, with the page we read.
- 1
Tracks up to 95 nutrients and compounds on the free plan, per its own page.
Mouve does not publish a nutrient count.
Source: cronometer.com · checked 5 Nov 2026
- 2
Has a web app and Gold-only printable PDF reports "to share with health professionals".
Source: cronometer.com, cronometer.com · checked 5 Nov 2026
- 3
Verified food database: Yes
Cronometer: The page says "Every item submitted to our database undergoes a verification process"; Gold page: "over 1M lab-analyzed or verified foods". Mouve: partly. Mixes a curated catalogue, open datasets and user contributions. Not every entry is individually verified.
Source: cronometer.com, cronometer.com · checked 5 Nov 2026
- 4
Vitamins and minerals: Yes
Cronometer: Up to 95 nutrients and compounds on the free Basic account, per its own pages. Mouve: partly. Stores a micronutrient snapshot per logged entry. We do not publish a nutrient count.
Source: cronometer.com, cronometer.com · checked 5 Nov 2026
- 5
Apple Watch app: Yes
Cronometer: The App Store release notes say "Log Food via your Apple Watch". Mouve: not yet. A watch app exists in the repository (apps/watch-ios) but is not embedded in the shipped iPhone app. The iOS project has no watch target, so it is not counted as a feature.
Source: apps.apple.com · checked 5 Nov 2026
Who should pick which
Pick Cronometer if
- You care about vitamins, minerals and other nutrients more than speed of logging.
- You want to print or share nutrition reports with a dietitian or doctor.
Pick Mouve if
- You want food logging, workouts and a social feed in one app instead of three.
- You want your data exportable and an AI assistant you can connect to your own account.
Pricing
As each company states it on its own page, with the date we read it.
Mouve
Mouve is free to use, with 5 AI photo scans per rolling 24 hours. Mouve+ prices are on mouve.it/pricing; Google Play and App Store prices are higher because the stores take a cut. A 7-day trial is offered when eligible.
Source: mouve.it · checked 5 Nov 2026
Cronometer
Website, in US dollars: Gold US$10.99 billed monthly, or US$59.99 billed annually (shown as US$4.99 per month). Basic is free. App Store, Estonia storefront: Gold Monthly €11.99, Gold Annual €69.99 (US storefront US$10.99 and US$59.99).
Source: cronometer.com, apps.apple.com, apps.apple.com · checked 5 Nov 2026
Switching from Cronometer
Mouve has no importer for Cronometer files yet, so you start a fresh diary. You can keep logging in Cronometer for a week while you try Mouve; nothing in Mouve deletes your Cronometer account. Your Mouve data can be exported at any time as a ZIP with JSON (Settings).
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