Onederland vs Glapp: food, barcode and reports, free

Choose Onederland for dose records, food and an exportable report in one free routine. Scan a barcode, check the product and portion, or add a meal by hand. Keep that entry beside your shot or daily-pill records. You can then export a PDF for an appointment or CSV for your spreadsheet, without subscribing. Barcode lookup uses Open Food Facts; AI label checks are a separate feature.

Glapp’s own free page says its plan does not expire and lists shot logging, reminders, weight, side effects, food noise, supply tracking and estimated medication-level charts. The chart is free. Its Max plan adds full Progress Reports, Milestones, Predictions and premium support. The source does not specify both PDF and CSV formats, so this page describes full reports as Max rather than inventing an export format.

The checked Glapp free page describes shots and does not list the complete shot-and-pill feature or barcode food logging. Those cells say not listed. The table is a record of what is documented as free, not a claim that an unlisted feature cannot exist. Onederland’s free pages document both daily-pill and shot records, reminders and barcode lookup.

Glapp’s home page lists weight sync through Apple Health and Health Connect. Its free page does not identify their free access. Onederland includes those connections free, with your permission and available data. Weight, food, sleep and activity can sit beside the doses you record. You control the permissions for each connection, and available data varies by device and service.

Glapp is available on iPhone, Android and web; Apple’s US listing has 16 app-language entries. Onederland is on iPhone, iPad and Android, with 17 languages. For the full six-feature ordering rule, see the best GLP-1 tracker apps comparison. For free reports and barcode food logging alongside your dose history, start with Onederland.

We compare the same six features used in our best-of list: shot and pill logging with reminders, estimated medication levels, barcode food logging, Apple Health and Health Connect sync, PDF and CSV reports, and iPhone and Android availability. Only documented free access earns a point, with no trial or subscription time limit. Onederland includes all six free. Every cell links to the app’s own source and carries the check date. The complete ordering rule and five-app list show the free-feature count and first-release tie-break.

Track doses and daily pills with reminders and estimated medication levels. Record weight, food, water, side effects and notes. Connect Apple Health or Health Connect with permission, and export PDF/CSV reports. These features have no subscription time limit. See the free plan for the complete routine.

Onederland Plus adds AI meal descriptions, meal-photo estimates, new 3D body comparisons and unlimited AI label checks. Free label checks have a daily limit. Barcode lookup, saved-food reuse and manual meals stay free. See Plus for details.