Say what you ate. It's logged.
No barcode, no search, no serving-size dropdown. "Two eggs, toast and a coffee" to the AI you already use — and it's logged with the calories and the macros. Same for "bench 3×5 at 185" and "182 this morning."
$15 a month, and it isn't just this app — every Parsons product is on the same subscription. Cancel any time. Every entry can be corrected, and deleting is deliberately one step harder — a log you can't fix is a log you stop trusting.
One sentence per meal, per set, per weigh-in.
Log food in a sentence.
It knows what two eggs are. It estimates the portion, files the calories and the macros, and tells you what it assumed so you can correct it.
Two eggs, sourdough toast with butter, black coffee.Paste one link into your AI.
Your account comes with one private address. Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor once, and Fitness's tools are there. No AI of your own? The console has chat built in.
https://mcp-hub.parsons.ai/p/prof_••••••••/mcpLog the workout the way you'd say it.
Sets, reps, weight, RPE — in the shorthand you already use. It parses it; you don't format it.
Squats 5×5 at 225, felt heavy. Then 20 minutes on the bike.Ask how the week went.
Calories in, calories out, protein, the weight trend, days trained — off your own log, not a chart you have to read.
How's the month — weight, gym days, calories?Food, workouts, weight — and something that reads the log.
Food, without the search box
Say it; it's estimated and logged. Correct the portion and the number moves. No database to scroll.
Workouts in your shorthand
Sets, reps, weight, notes. "Same as Tuesday but 5 lb more" works. So does a photo of the whiteboard.
A trend, not a number
Weigh-ins smoothed into a trend, so one salty dinner doesn't look like a failure.
Targets you set in a sentence
"Protein 170 a day, 2,200 calories." Tracked against the day's pace, not just the day's total.
amend#2041 · toast → 2 slicesdoneamend#2033 · delete, without confirmrefusedCorrectable, deliberately
Every entry can be amended — the text, the kind, the time. Deleting needs a confirm. A log you can fix is a log you keep.
POST /intakeBearer fik_… · 12 workoutsloggedPOST /intakefrom Apple Health exportloggedAn intake door for your other apps
A write-only key your watch app, a shortcut or a CSV export can post to. Up to 50 workouts a delivery, no conversation needed.
It logs what you say. It cannot lose what you logged.
- ×Delete an entry on the first askamend with delete refuses first and shows the entry. The second call confirms.
- ×Give medical adviceIt counts and it trends. It is not a doctor, and it says so when the question turns into one.
- ×Read another project's logA shared project's log and your personal one never meet.
- ✓Log food, workouts, weight and measurements from any client
- ✓Set targets and ask how you're doing against them
- ✓Accept entries from your other apps through an intake key
There is no security slogan on this page and no badge we haven't earned. Everything in that list is a thing you can check; the full mechanism and every tool are on the details page.
Fifteen dollars a month — and it isn't just this app.
Is it worth it? Start where we look worst.
A dedicated tracker is cheaper than $15 on its own. Here's what the good ones publish.
If logging is all you want, MacroFactor is excellent. Ours is $15 because it's also Money, Journal, CRM and the rest — and because the AI you already talk to is the one holding the log. And there is no free tier because your meals are not an ad audience.