Weight trend, not weight noise
Log your weight and see a 7-day rolling average plotted against the plan, so a heavy dinner does not look like a failed week.
FitTrack turns your goal into daily calorie and protein targets based on your body and activity level, then tracks your weight trend against the plan so you know if you're on course.
No signup needed to look around — the demo opens with 60 days of sample data.
Most trackers hand you a number with no explanation. Here's where each one comes from.
Log your weight and see a 7-day rolling average plotted against the plan, so a heavy dinner does not look like a failed week.
Calories come from Mifflin-St Jeor BMR times your activity level, with a deficit applied on top — not a number pulled out of thin air.
Bodyweight sets are priced from your weight and the movement, so push-ups and bench press land on the same volume chart.
Days you did not log show as gaps, not as zero hours. Averages are computed over days with data.
A guided Food → Workout → Sleep flow covers the day in under a minute. Tap foods and exercises instead of typing.
Rolling averages against your targets, with warnings when calories, protein, or sleep slip — and a note when there is not enough data to say.
See a populated dashboard in one click. When you're ready, sign in and set your own goal.