Your lifting app picks your sets. Your food app counts your calories. Neither one tells the other anything. Fitener runs both off the same plan — today's session, and the food that fits it — and shows you the arithmetic behind every number it gives you.
Your lifting app doesn’t know you’re cutting. Your food app doesn’t know you squatted yesterday. Your scale app knows your weight and tells neither. So you do the joining up yourself, in your head, at 18:00, while you’re hungry.
Fitener does that part.
Height, weight, body fat if you know it, what you’re training for, what you won’t eat. A few minutes, once.
A session built around what’s recovered, and a day of meals that hits your macros. Both from the same numbers — and you can open up how each one was worked out.
Every set you tick and every meal you log changes what tomorrow asks of you.
Real screens from the build. No mockups.
Six training days, what each one is, and the calorie and macro target underneath. “How this is calculated” opens up the BMR, TDEE and formula behind it.
Monthly means for weight and body fat against your goal line — here, 1,046 readings going back to May 2018.
Calories and macros still to go, then the next meal with its ingredients, amounts and method. One tap to log it.
Last time’s weight and reps sit in the fields as your target. Tick sets off as you go; session progress runs along the bottom.
A looping clip with the working muscles picked out, and how to do it in steps. Swap, history and superset are one tap away.
Target weight, target date, age, height, activity and goal. Change any of them and rebuild the plan.
I’ve weighed myself nearly every morning since 2018 — over a thousand weigh-ins. I had the data, three apps, and still no answer to the only question that mattered: what do I do today?
So I built the thing that answers it. Fitener plans my training and my food off the same numbers, and when it isn’t sure, it says so instead of inventing a score. That last part is a rule, not a feature.
Everything Fitener does, in one subscription. Start with a free trial.
Training, food and progress in one app.
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