MacroTune plans tomorrow's food tonight — so by 4 p.m., the decision is already made.
You downloaded MyFitnessPal in January. Logged breakfast, logged lunch. By Wednesday you "forgot" dinner. By Friday you'd given up.
By the time you're logging, you've already eaten the wrong thing. Tracking apps don't help you not do it.
Decide the night before — calm, full, no pressure. Tomorrow becomes math you've already done.
Drag tomorrow's meals from your library. Macros add up live. Adjust until it fits.
Eat the plan. No willpower fight — the work is done.
Mark meals eaten as you go. Today's view tracks you live.
Drag meals from your library. Macros tally live. See gaps before you eat, not after.
No library yet? Import six curated packs. ~150 ingredients, ready on day one.
Barcode-scan on your phone. 300,000+ products indexed. No typing.
I built MacroTune because I kept failing at macros. Not from not knowing what to eat — I'd read every article. By 6 p.m. I was tired and the plan was vague.
What finally worked: deciding the night before, when my prefrontal cortex still had a vote. By Tuesday, I'd just done it. No fight.
I couldn't find a tool that worked this way, so I built one. The base stays free, forever.