Fat Loss Ratio
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Fat Loss Ratio vs Noom

Noom built its name on the idea that weight loss is a behavior problem, not just a food problem — and that’s a fair point. It wraps a color-coded calorie budget in daily psychology lessons and human coaching. For people who want a structured course and someone checking in, that’s real value.

But underneath the curriculum, Noom is still a calorie-logging app, and it’s a subscription from day one. Fat Loss Ratio is a lighter tool with a narrower promise: pick your plan, report your adherence, get one verdict a week. Here’s how they actually differ.
Fat Loss RatioNoom
What you do each dayAnswer one question: did you stick to your plan?Log food + read a lesson
Calorie countingNeverCalorie budget you log against
Coaching / coursesNo — one weekly verdict insteadYes — lessons and human coaches
Time per daySeconds10+ minutes (logging + lesson)
Free tierYes — the full daily ritual is freeNo — subscription after a trial
PricePro $4.99/mo or $39.99/yrHigher monthly subscription
PrivacyOn-device, your own backup, no adsAccount-based program

Pick Noom if…

  • You want a guided curriculum and the psychology behind your habits.
  • Human coaching and accountability check-ins keep you going.
  • You don't mind a higher subscription for the full program.

Pick Fat Loss Ratio if…

  • You don't want lessons or logging — just to follow your plan and see if it's working.
  • You want a free core app and a cheap, optional Pro.
  • You'd rather have one concrete move a week than a daily course.
  • You want your data on your own device, with no ads.
Noom and Fat Loss Ratio agree on the important thing: consistency beats willpower, and behavior is what moves the scale. They just deliver it differently. Noom teaches and coaches around a calorie budget you log against. Fat Loss Ratio strips it down to the single habit — show up, report it, read your week — with nothing to log and nothing to study.