The Best iOS Alternatives in 2026

Zafu.ai offers mental health conversations for anxiety, stress, and emotional wellbeing with an AI therapist.

MyFoodData helps people track and understand the foods they eat to plan meals around their dietary goals.

You Feel Like Shit is a self-care game designed to help players practice caring for themselves during difficult times.

The VA Mobile Mindfulness Coach teaches mindfulness practices intended to reduce stress and support emotional balance.

Noah AI offers an AI therapy companion for text or voice conversations and emotional support.

MyFitnessPal tracks food, calories and macronutrients, with tools for nutrition logging and fitness goals.

Voice Tools supports transgender voice therapy on iOS and Android with pitch, volume and tone analysis.

Eat This Much generates meal plans around preferences, budget and schedule, with calorie calculations, weekly plans and grocery lists.

Boostcamp tracks workout sets, reps and personal records, and provides training programs for different experience levels.

Breath Ball offers breathing exercises for stress management and performance, with a free app download.

The Codeberg project Energize helps users track nutrition easily and quickly.

Tracked combines workout logs, nutrition tracking, calorie counts, personal records and coaching tools in a free fitness tracker.

Hevy tracks gym workouts and progress and lets users plan lifting routines on iOS and Android.

Stronglifts provides strength training programs, exercise guides and a weightlifting app, with a free spreadsheet bundle.

Nosh Technologies develops an app for managing household food and reducing waste through food management tools.

Skinive offers skin health tracking tools for building a skin care routine.

FitHero tracks workout weight, reps, time and distance, and supports routines, supersets and estimated one-rep max calculations.

Trail Router plans running routes that begin and end at the same point, with routes passing through green spaces.

Strong logs gym workouts and helps users plan strength training routines through its workout tracker.

MuscleWiki pairs an interactive muscle map with exercise demonstrations and step-by-step instructions across its exercise library.

Drugs.com provides prescription, over-the-counter and natural medication information, with tools including pill identification and interaction checking.

Feeel offers cross-platform home workouts in an app described by its project as respecting users' privacy.

The NHLBI BMI calculator estimates adult body mass index from height and weight and explains its limits as a health measure.

GoldenCheetah imports cycling ride data and provides analysis tools for power data; it is available for Linux, macOS and Windows.