One app · four habits
Stop keeping score in four apps.
Replaces
your food diary appyour calorie scanneryour running planyour lifting tracker
Part one
What you eat
Logging built to survive a real week: a database, a barcode, a camera, and portions in the units you already think in.
- 01
A food diary that keeps up
Search a global food database, scan a barcode, or type the macros in yourself. Log by the portions you actually eat — a slice, a cup, an egg — not by weighing everything into grams.
- 02
Photograph the plate
Point your camera at a meal and TheCoach reads back the foods and their macros. Correct anything it got wrong, then log the whole plate in one tap.
- 03
Your foods, your recipes
Save the foods the open database has never heard of, and build the meals you cook every week from their ingredients and servings. The second time you eat it, it is one tap.
- 04
Targets from your numbers
Calories and macros derived from your own profile rather than a round number off a chart, plus a weight-goal planner that shows you exactly what a faster pace costs in daily deficit.
Part two
What you do
The lifting log, the running plan and everything your watch already recorded, all writing into the same day.
- 05
Lift, set by set
An exercise library, routines you reuse, and a live logger with what you did last time, a rest timer between sets, and every personal record caught as it happens.
- 06
A plan for your race
5K to marathon, with paces derived from the fitness you have today and the weeks periodized across base, build, peak and taper — so easy days stay easy.
- 07
Strava, connected once
Link your account and your runs and rides arrive on their own. No exporting, no re-typing a session you already recorded on your watch.
One day
Four apps’ worth of Tuesday, written down once.
- Strava
Easy 5 km · 27:14
Recorded on your watch, arrived on its own
- 512 kcal
Oats, banana, whey
Two from the database, one saved as your own
- 640 kcal
Chicken, rice & broccoli
Photographed, checked, logged
- 334 kcal
Greek yoghurt & berries
One of your saved recipes, one tap
- Strength
Lower A · 18 sets
Two personal records, caught as they happened
- On pace
1,486 of 2,180 kcal
47 g of protein still to go before bed
Day one
Answer a few questions. Get the plan and the numbers that follow from them.
Onboarding takes a couple of minutes and sets your calorie targets, your training days and your race goal. Everything after that is one log.