MyFitnessPal for tracking. Instagram for recipes. Notes app for restaurant orders. A workout app you forgot the password to. Jungo is the one your stack actually wants to be.
Free to download. iOS · Premium optional.
One icon, not twelve
Before
Three trackers, two screenshots folders, and a streak you keep forgetting.
After
One app. The same streak. The same recipes. The same lifts.
Apps Jungo absorbs
Track
Barcode scan. Custom servings. Macro rings on a single dashboard. Trends that mean something. Restaurant Decoder with real menu macros — community-contributed, AI-verified, and growing every day.
Kitchens
The Kitchens tab is a vertical reel of recipes from creators worth following. Tap to log it. Tap again for Cooking Mode — step-by-step with timers, macros, and a way back to today’s log when the bowl’s in your lap.
Fitness + Streaks
Steps, active calories, heart rate, planned workouts — all on the same screen as today’s macros. The lifts that used to live in Strong or your Notes app are right here, with daily streaks and an AI Suggest button for the days you can’t be bothered to plan.
Community
Eating with someone? Share a meal and Jungo splits the macros between you and your partners by ratio. Plus profiles, follows, comments, and DMs for the food you're actually cooking — not the abs you're pretending to have.
For creators
Your reels saved to a folder. Your recipes screenshot, never made. Jungo turns the work you're already doing into food people actually log.
Apply as a founding creatorYour recipes show up in Kitchens with full macros, ingredient lists, and a Cooking Mode your followers won't bail on halfway through.
No middleman, no algorithm throttle. Your followers subscribe to you on Jungo, not to a feed that decides what they see.
Premium creator subscriptions, recurring. Built on the actual outcome — the meals people log, not the views they scroll past.
For coaches
Dietitians, trainers, and macro coaches run their whole roster inside Jungo — real diaries, real trends, and weekly targets clients opt into. No new app for them to download.
Apply as a coachYour clients log their food in Jungo. You see the diary and multi-week trends — no spreadsheets, no screenshots, no third app to nag them into opening.
Send weekly macro goals from the studio. Nothing changes until the client accepts in-app — so the plan is theirs, and adherence follows.
A roster that flags the clients slipping — missed logs, stalled weight — before the check-in, not after. Plus a weekly digest in your inbox.
Pricing
Free to download and genuinely usable. Premium unlocks the AI-heavy features when you want them.
Free
$0
Free to download · no ads
Premium
$9.99/month
or $49.99/year — save $70
FAQ
Free to download and genuinely usable for free — logging, the restaurant database, barcode scan, and daily Ask Jungo lookups are all included. Premium ($9.99/mo or $49.99/yr) unlocks the AI-heavy features: photo logging, AI meal planning, recipe import, and unlimited everything.
No. Log what you want, when you want. The streak rewards consistency, not perfection — miss a day and the recovery system gives you a way back without losing it all.
Restaurant Decoder entries are community-contributed and AI-verified before they go live. We surface confidence ratings on each item. If a number looks off, you can flag it and we re-review — same way Wikipedia stays honest.
Import is on the roadmap. For now, the easiest path: scan your pantry once with the barcode tool, save the recipes you cook most, and your common foods rebuild themselves in a couple of weeks. Most people don't miss the legacy log.
It's MyFitnessPal absorbing Instagram saves, your screenshots folder of restaurant menus, and your workout app — and dropping the ads. The Kitchens reel isn't a feed for a feed's sake; it's the part that turns a saved recipe into a logged meal in two taps.
iOS first because that's where we can ship the fastest and where most of our creators live. Android is on the roadmap — follow @jungohealth for the drop.
Yes. Follow each other, see each other's recipes, send DMs. There's no “couples plan” pricing gimmick — everyone gets the full app.
