Set a goal you can actually reach
Pick a goal weight and a pace, and Rackfuel shows the finish line move as you choose: lose faster, arrive sooner, but it warns you when a pace is too aggressive to hold, and it refuses targets below a safe floor outright.
- A goal weight, a pace, and an honest arrival estimate
- Progress lives at the top of its own tab: how far you have come, how far is left
- Unsafe targets are refused, not just discouraged
Get stronger, and see it
Log sets with last session's numbers beside every one, and your personal bests sit on Progress where you can watch them climb. Getting stronger stops being a feeling and becomes a number with your name on it.
- Last time's weight and reps beside every set
- Personal bests per lift, ranked by estimated one-rep max
- A rest timer in the Dynamic Island
- Over 800 exercises, plus any you create
Stay on it
Every day you log anything, the streak grows and the day's ring closes. Earn a badge and the app stops to hand it to you. A missed day is absence, not failure, and nothing ever rewards eating less.
- A streak you can see from the home screen
- Day rings: green when the day went to plan, gold when it went a little over, red only when it went far
- Twenty-six badges, each earned by showing up
Trust the number you are chasing
Most apps guess your calorie target once and never check it. Rackfuel compares what you log with how your weight actually moves, and within a couple of weeks your target comes from your own body, not a formula. When your logging is too patchy to trust, it says so.
- Your measured burn, not a textbook estimate
- Every number shows its working
- Log food by barcode, label, photo, search or typing it in
