fitubaManual or AI? Choose based on what you know
Use Manual when you already have the values from a label or your plan. Use AI when you need to turn a description into a log you can review. You can combine both.
| Your situation | Best option | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| You know the calories and macros of your portion | Manual | That the values match what you ate |
| Several meals and the day's activity | One AI message | Amounts, ingredients, date and breakdown |
| You ate the same thing again | Saved meal | Portion and earlier log, so you don't duplicate |
| Just weights, cardio, body weight or measurements | Its own button | Right distance, time and unit |
What Fituba's beta includes
10 AI logs per account per day; the quota resets at midnight Mexico City time. Manual entries, saved meals, history, charts and 60 illustrated 3D exercises are free. Attempts sent to the AI provider count even if they fail; the service is subject to availability. Premium isn't on sale yet.
When to look at another tool
Fituba brings food, activity and consistency together in one web app. Today it doesn't offer photo or barcode scanning, watch sync or clinical meal planning. If you need those, compare options that do.
- Fitia offers logging by text, voice, photo and barcode, plus meal plans. It has a free version and Premium; check what each plan includes.
- MyFitnessPal includes food and exercise logging in its free plan and keeps extra scanning and planning features for paid plans.
- Cronometer Basic includes micronutrient tracking and a free barcode scanner, useful if you need more nutrition detail.
Features checked on their official websites on September 13, 2026. We didn't test their accuracy or compare speed. Terms may vary by country and plan. No affiliate links.
A difference you can check yourself
Try logging a meal and a run in one message, reviewing the portion and looking up an exercise, all in the same Fituba account. That combination, and how easy it is to come back, matters more than the number of features.
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