Track all spending separately from calories. Open Budget for spending, categories and receipts.
Use the package label or a trusted food database. Values depend on portion size, cooking method and added oil/sauce.
Scan a product barcode to look up its nutrition, or take a photo of the package/label to keep it beside your food entry.
Barcode data comes from Open Food Facts and may be incomplete. A photo is saved only for preview in this session; automatic photo-to-macro reading is not enabled yet.
Your recent logged sessions are shown below. The standalone file cannot automatically connect to Hevy; this snapshot is included from the connected account data available during setup.
Your Apple Watch writes activity to Apple Health. A scheduled iPhone Shortcut can send daily totals to your private Fit Coach database.
Create a long-lived token for your iPhone Shortcut. It can upload activity totals for your account, but cannot read your data. The token is shown once; save it directly in your Shortcut.
Active calories are movement-related energy. Resting calories are energy your body uses at rest. Their sum is the Apple Health total for the day. Fit Coach will show this alongside food intake, but won't automatically change your calorie target based on one day's activity.
Receipt expenses are imported separately. Avoid entering the same receipt manually if it has already been scanned.
Search a product to see combined spending across matching receipt names, purchase count and recorded quantity.
Weigh yourself in the morning, ideally after using the bathroom and before eating or drinking. Try to keep conditions consistent.
One entry per date. Saving again on the same date updates it.
A quick daily review. Your answers stay in this browser on this device.
Enter your Supabase project URL and publishable key. The publishable key is designed for browser apps; never use a Secret or service-role key here.
This only enables cloud activity sync. Your existing food, budget and weight logs stay local unless you choose to add cloud sync later.
Export a backup regularly, especially before clearing browser data or switching devices.