Morsel has a Free option for everyday food logging and a Pro plan priced at $3 USD per month. The difference is broader than adding a camera shortcut. The in-app comparison also places Insights, recipes and several other tools in Pro. Here is how to choose based on the work you want the app to do.

What is included in Free?

Free includes logging by typing in any language, with calories and macros for each entry. Barcode scanning is also included. You can use goals, macro tracking and the Today summary without purchasing Pro.

The connections are part of Free too: Apple Health, iCloud and export. The saved-meal allowance is 15. That makes Free a way to use the core journal and a collection of recurring meals, rather than merely a demonstration of the app.

What does Pro add?

Pro includes meal and label photos, turning an image into a food entry. It also includes Insights, with the energy expenditure estimate and weekly review; Think harder, a deeper estimate for tricky dishes; and Fill my macros, suggestions for what to eat next from your own foods.

Recipes, vitamins and minerals, app icons and widget styles are listed as Pro features. The saved-meals row shows Pro availability without the Free plan’s 15-item allowance. The supplied comparison does not state a numeric Pro cap, so this guide does not invent one.

Which plan fits a typing-first routine?

If you mainly want to describe meals, inspect calories and macros, scan packaged food and reuse a small set of regular meals, start with Free. Those are the exact tasks assigned to Free in the comparison.

If your reason for choosing Morsel is reviewing food patterns in Insights, recording photos or building recipes, Pro is the relevant plan. Decide based on those specific tools rather than assuming every screen on the website belongs to the free tier.

What does the price mean?

The owner-confirmed price is $3 USD per month, and the site presents one monthly Pro plan. Your app’s purchase screen shows local pricing and subscription terms before purchase. This guide does not advertise an unconfirmed free trial, annual plan or lifetime offer.

You can compare the plans on the Morsel pricing section. To explore a particular feature first, read photo food logging, Insights or saved meals and recipes.

Morsel summary screen showing the app interface discussed in this guide
Actual Morsel screen, captured 16 October 2026. Values shown are examples from that journal.

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