Alloy: Food + Workout Tracker
Food + Workout Tracking
About
This app simplifies health tracking by combining food logging, workout monitoring, and daily goal setting into a single platform. Utilize AI-powered photo recognition for instant nutritional analysis and log various exercises to visualize your progress and build consistent habits.
What's New in Alloy
4
May 18, 2026
Bug fixes and UX polish
Subscription plans
Bricks AI
Track your calories and macros with AI
FAQ
How does Alloy track food?
Alloy uses AI-powered photo recognition to provide instant nutritional information for meals. You can also manually search its database of over 4 million foods for quick logging.
What types of workouts can Alloy track?
Alloy can log strength training, cardio, and virtually any other exercise. It allows you to track sets, reps, weight, and duration, and view your training history.
Does Alloy have ads?
No, Alloy does not contain advertisements, offering an uninterrupted user experience.
What are the subscription options for Alloy?
Alloy offers two subscription plans: Bricks AI for $4.99 per month or $9.99 per year, both with a 14-day free trial.
Can Alloy sync with other health apps?
Yes, Alloy integrates with Apple Health and other fitness trackers to sync weight, body composition, and other health data, consolidating all your information in one place.
What age rating does Alloy have?
Alloy is rated for users aged 12 and older, making it suitable for teenagers and adults.
How often is Alloy updated?
The latest version of Alloy was released on May 18, 2026, indicating recent development and ongoing support for the application.
What devices does Alloy support?
Alloy is available on iPhone and iPod devices, allowing users on these platforms to track their health and fitness.
