AI fitness coach app
The AI coach that counts calories from a photo and plans your training
Snap your meal, get calories and macros. Follow a strength plan that adapts when you miss a workout instead of falling apart.
One app for fat loss, muscle gain, or maintenance — photo meal logging, barcode scanner, macro tracking, and adaptive workout plans driven by your Apple Health data.
Training, nutrition, recovery
One AI fitness coach for the plan and the follow-through
Macro apps ignore your training. Workout apps ignore your food. ego is built around one AI that sees both — so a skipped session, a heavy weekend, or a bad night of sleep actually changes tomorrow's plan and targets.
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Calories from a picture
Take a photo of your food and get calories and macros in seconds. Edit portions, scan barcodes, or just type what you ate in chat.
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Adaptive workout plans
A strength plan built from your goal, experience, and limitations — that redistributes the week when you miss a workout instead of guilt-tripping you.
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Weights chosen for you
ego suggests working weights per exercise and updates them from the sets you actually log, so you always know how much to lift.
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Daily AI insights
Nutrition analysis, updated calorie and macro targets, and a clear read on what's blocking your goal — every day.
Inside the app
See ego in action
How ego works
A smarter loop for training consistency
No spreadsheets, no food scales, no rigid programs. Set it up once and let the coach keep the plan honest.
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Set your goal
Choose fat loss, muscle gain, or maintenance, add your training background and limitations, and get a personalized strength plan with suggested working weights.
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Log food the easy way
Photo, barcode, or a message to the AI coach — every meal becomes calories and macros in your diary without manual searching.
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Train and adjust
Miss a session or sleep badly? ego redistributes your week, updates targets, and tells you what's blocking your goal.
Apple Health and wearables
Coaching grounded in your real recovery data
ego reads Apple Health signals like steps, sleep, active calories, and workouts — including data synced from Whoop, Oura, and Garmin — so daily coaching reflects what your body is actually doing, not what the template assumed.
Guides
Answers first, app second
Practical guides to the questions people actually ask about AI calorie counting and adaptive training — and how to solve them with ego.
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Take a picture of food, get calories
How photo calorie counting works, where it's accurate, and how to log meals in seconds.
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How accurate are AI calorie counters?
What published research says about photo calorie estimation — and how to work around its limits.
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A workout app that adjusts when you miss a day
Why rigid programs fail after one skipped session, and what adaptive replanning looks like.
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The best Cal AI alternative
Cal AI is now part of MyFitnessPal. Here's what to switch to if you also lift.
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MyFitnessPal alternatives with photo logging
Tired of typing every meal? Food diaries that log by photo, barcode, and chat.
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Track calories and workouts together
Most apps do one or the other. How to run training and nutrition from a single app.
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How much weight should you lift?
Starting weights for beginners, RPE made simple, and the app that picks loads for you.
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Track macros without weighing food
Hand portions, photo logging, and why consistency beats gram-perfect precision.
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Is ChatGPT good at workout plans?
What ChatGPT gets right, what it can't do, and when a stateful AI coach wins.
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Training that adapts to sleep and recovery
Why recovery-blind programs stall you, and how Apple Health data fixes it.
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Log meals by chatting with AI
Type "chicken burrito and a coke" and it's in your food diary. Here's how.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How accurate are AI calorie counters?
Is there an app that counts calories from a picture of food?
Is there a workout app that adjusts when you miss a workout?
What is the best Cal AI alternative?
What is a good MyFitnessPal alternative without manual entry?
Is there one app that tracks workouts and calories together?
How much weight should I lift as a beginner?
Can I track macros without weighing my food?
Can ChatGPT make a good workout plan?
Does ego adjust training to my sleep and recovery?
Can I log meals just by chatting with an AI?
Is ego free?
Stop managing three apps. Start training.
Photo calorie counting, macro tracking, and an adaptive strength plan — run by one AI coach that knows your whole week.