Nutrition & Calories · Intermittent Fasting · Updated 2026-05-08

Yazio Review (2026)

German-engineered calorie counter with the best intermittent fasting integration of any nutrition app.

6.5 / 10

Yazio is one of the few apps that takes both calorie tracking and intermittent fasting seriously in a single product. For users running both protocols, that integration is the headline feature.

Where Yazio wins

The fasting timer is excellent — it’s why Yazio also appears in our fasting rankings. Recipe collections are well-curated, and the European food databases are stronger than US-focused competitors for users outside North America.

Where Yazio loses

In the US, the database is shallower than MyFitnessPal or Welling. Photo logging is basic. The free tier is heavily limited.

Should you use Yazio?

If you’re combining fasting and nutrition tracking and you’re in Europe, it’s a reasonable choice. Otherwise, Zero + Welling is the stronger combo.

The good and the bad

What we love

  • Excellent intermittent fasting tools
  • Strong in Europe — better local food databases
  • Recipe collection is genuinely useful

What we don't

  • Smaller food database in the US
  • Aggressive paywall
  • Photo logging is basic

Pricing & plans

Free
$0
Basic logging, calorie target
Pro
$39.99/year
Fasting tracker, recipes, macro goals, integration with Health apps

Recommendations

Use Yazio if you…

  • Combine intermittent fasting with calorie tracking
  • Are in Europe

Skip Yazio if you…

  • Want best calorie accuracy — use Welling
  • Are US-based and need a broad branded-food database

What users are saying

"Best combined fasting + calorie app I've used. UI is clean and the fasting timer is reliable."

— App Store review

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Frequently asked questions

Is Yazio good for fasting?
Yes — Yazio Pro has one of the best fasting timers integrated into a nutrition app. If fasting is your priority, see our best fasting apps ranking; Zero is our category leader.