You've probably worked out your calories and protein before. Sticking to them every day, around real life, is the bit that beats everyone. This app does that bit for you: your takeaways, your recipes and your whole week, planned around your numbers so you just follow it.


You've done the hard part. You know roughly what you should be eating, you've tracked before, maybe you've even had a coach. And you still end up here.
That's not a willpower problem. It's a tools problem. So I built the tool.

Fifty chains across Australia, the UK and the US. Over 5,500 items. Every number comes straight off official chain data, the same figures the chains publish themselves. Put in your calories and protein, and it shows you what actually fits before you order. Pick your country when you first open it and switch any time.
A Grill'd burger can be in the plan. You just order it on purpose instead of writing off the day.

There are over 1,000 recipes in the library already and more going in every week, all with the macros worked out and the portions adjustable. Scale a meal from four servings to six, change the protein, set the rice to the gram, and the numbers move with it.
If what you fancy isn't in there, you bring it in yourself. Snap the plate and the AI reads the macros for you. Or paste any recipe from anywhere, a chef you follow, a food account, your nan's Sunday roast, and it pulls out every ingredient and the numbers automatically.
No typing every ingredient. No spreadsheet. It drops straight into your library, ready to portion, swap and shop like every other meal.

Set your normal day, then star the day you know you're going out. The other days come down a little, so Friday's dinner is already in the plan.
Build your days, get your shopping list, print the sheet for the fridge. You stop deciding what to eat every single day, which is where most people fall over.

Plan the week, hit print, stick it on the door. Paper and a magnet. Everyone in the house can see what's for dinner without opening an app, and nobody's deciding at 6pm with an empty stomach.
If you're the organised one at home, this is your food sorted the same way as everything else you run. Decided once, shopped once, and the week looks after itself. Takeaway nights sit right there next to the home cooking because they were planned too.

Put in your calories for each day. If one day needs more, like a weekend, add it there and the other days come down a little so your week still adds up.

Add meals from the recipe library until you hit your target for the day. You can change the portion or swap the protein, and if there are calories left over, you can fill them with a takeaway that fits, like a Nando's.

Save that day onto one day or several, then build the next one. You can load any day back if you want to change it.

You get your finished week with every recipe and method, ready to print for the fridge or save as a PDF, and the shopping list for the whole week.
Part of a good tool being a bargain is being honest about who it isn't for.
Make your free account, set your numbers and take it for a spin. No card, no catch. You only go Pro when you want the full weekly planner and unlimited AI.
Pro also comes included with my 1-to-1 coaching, so if you ever step up to that, nothing you spend here is wasted.
Unlimited AI is subject to fair use, currently 35 AI scans or imports a day, which resets daily. Prices in AUD, GST inclusive. Cancel any time.
If you ever want the training, the weekly check-ins and me actually in your corner adjusting things as life changes, that's Stay Ready, my signature 1-to-1 online coaching program. Your Pro membership is already included in it, so nothing you spend here is wasted.
Have a look at coachingYou already know what to do. Make a free account and let the tool handle the doing.
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