For iPhone

A coach in your corner,
every single day.

Balancr plans your food and training, then tells you what to do next.

Reads fromApple HealthWHOOP and Oura via Apple Health

Coming soon to theApp Store

What it does

Your coach

Not a tracker. A coach.

Ask “Should I still lift today?” It answers using your sleep, training and food.

Your coach, full screen. Alex asks: I’ve been dragging this week, should I still lift today? The coach says yes: 5 workouts vs 3 last week, protein up to 138 g a day from 133 g, and a 13-day meal logging streak. It keeps the planned 45-minute upper push with 1-2 reps in reserve: machine chest press 4 x 6-8, seated dumbbell press 4 x 6-8, pec deck 3 x 10-12 and dumbbell squeeze press 3 x 10-12

Apple Health · Morning report

Wake up to a plan for today.

Sleep, HRV and steps from Apple Health become today’s plan.

Morning report for Alex: 7h 40m sleep, HRV 64 ms, resting heart rate 52 and 11,200 steps yesterday, a note that Alex trained 5 times in the last 7 days, up from 3, today’s workout upper push, about 45 min, first up machine chest press 4 × 6-8, and today’s priority

Why Balancr

Trackers keep score. A coach tells you what’s next.

Balancr plans your food and training, and adjusts when your week changes.

  • A morning report with today’s plan.
  • Today’s workout, and why.
  • Ask anything, by text or voice.
  • Snap a photo, get the macros.
  • A progress PDF for your doctor.

Also in Balancr

The everyday coaching.

  • Weekly check-in: your coach reviews the week’s weight trend and suggests updated calorie and protein targets

    Targets that adapt

    Weekly check-ins move your targets.

  • Alex types: I had a smash burger bowl for lunch. The coach logs it at about 650 kcal and 42 g protein, with Undo and Edit

    Log anything

    Say what you ate, by text or voice.

  • Label scan of a Nutrition Facts label read into the form: serving 2/3 cup (55g), 230 calories, 3 g protein, 37 g carbs, ready to save

    My foods & label scan

    Snap a label once, log it in one tap.

  • Grocery list built from chosen recipes, grouped by aisle

    Recipes to groceries

    Pick recipes, get the grocery list.

Pricing

Simple pricing. 7 days free.

Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.

Monthly

$14.99/mo

Billed monthly. 7-day free trial.

Best value

Yearly

$89.99/yr

About $7.50/mo, billed yearly. 7-day free trial.

The first 500 members can get founding pricing of $44.99 for the first year on the $89.99 yearly plan. Be first to know when it opens.

Founding members

Join the first 500 founding members

Be first to know when founding pricing opens. The founding first year is $44.99, then the yearly plan is $89.99.

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Questions

Is my data private?

Yes. Your log is saved on your iPhone. AI features send only what they need, with no name on it. Never sold, and no ads.

What data leaves my phone?

Your log is saved on your iPhone. When you use an AI feature, Balancr sends only what that feature needs to our AI service, which uses OpenAI to read it. Photo and text estimates send only the photo or text you choose. Your coach also sends a short summary of your log, with no name on it, with your question. It is used only to return an answer. Under OpenAI’s API terms, API data is not used to train their models. You can turn this off in Settings, then Privacy.

Can I export my data?

Yes. You can download a full backup of your log from Settings at any time, and the Doctor-ready PDF covers only the parts you choose.

What can the coach do, and what can't it?

It coaches from your own log and Apple Health data: what to eat, how your week went, whether to push or ease off today, and the workout to do. It gives general fitness and nutrition guidance, not medical advice.

How is the Doctor-ready PDF made?

On your phone. You pick a date range and what to include, such as weight trend, nutrition, training and your questions. Balancr builds the PDF on the device, and you choose who gets it.

How does it pick today’s workout?

It reads your last seven days of training and, with Apple Health connected, your sleep and HRV. It skips what you trained today or yesterday, favors what you’ve gone longest without, and eases off when recovery is low. The card shows the reason.

Does it work with WHOOP or Oura?

Yes, through Apple Health. Balancr reads Apple Health (read-only), so WHOOP and Oura data that syncs there shows up in your morning report.

How are workout calories figured?

Each workout shows a burn estimate based on its type, length and effort, with a link that explains the math. It is an estimate, not a measurement.

Is this medical advice?

No. Balancr is a coach, not medical advice. You choose what to share with your doctor.

Your coach.
In your corner.
Every day.

Coaching that adapts to you, on iPhone. Be first to know when founding pricing opens.

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Your coach

  • Answers use your own numbers.
  • Ask by text or voice.
  • General guidance, not medical advice.
Coach explains why today is upper push for 45 min: push was 4 days ago, pull 3 and legs 2, then lists machine chest press 4 x 6-8, seated dumbbell press 4 x 6-8, pec deck 3 x 10-12 and dumbbell squeeze press 3 x 10-12
“Why this workout today?”
Coach suggests a pre-lift turkey taco potato bowl, about 560 kcal and 44 g protein, as a recipe card with a Log button, plus two other options
“What should I eat before I lift?”
Coach reviews the week: protein up to 138 g a day from 133 g, steps 9,743 from 9,567, 5 workouts vs 3 last week, weight from 181.0 to 178.2 and a 14-day logging streak. The push: protein is 32 g under the 170 g target, so finish today with a 45-60 g protein dinner
“How was my week?”

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Today’s workout

  • Picks today’s session from your week.
  • Built for your time and gear.
  • Last time’s numbers on every move.
Activity: lift history with recent bests such as a 245 x 5 squat
Your lift history

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Photo macros

  • Fix any item before it’s logged.
  • See the protein left for today.
  • Snap a label once, then log it in one tap.
Itemized photo estimate of steak tacos and a berry yogurt bowl: steak tacos, pico de gallo, crumbled cheese and Greek yogurt with berries and honey, with totals of 780 kcal and 63 g protein
Every item, itemized
Food tab: 109 of 170 g protein eaten, 61 g left, with a 7-day protein chart
Protein target & what’s left

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Doctor-ready PDF

  • Pick the dates and what to include.
  • Weight, food, training and sleep: your pick.
Doctor-ready PDF sheet: date range and the sections to include
Choose what goes in

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Targets that adapt

  • A weekly check-in reads your weight trend.
  • It suggests new calorie and protein targets.
Adaptive burn estimate learned from your log
Adaptive burn

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Log anything

  • Type or say what you ate or trained.
  • Logged instantly, with Undo.
Weight trend from 182.6 to 178.2 lb
Weight trend

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My foods & label scan

  • Snap a label to save the food.
  • Saved foods log in one tap.
My foods: saved items such as a chocolate protein shake, Greek yogurt cup and a chocolate peanut protein bar, with calories and protein
My foods
Saved recipes with calories, protein and time
Saved recipes

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Recipes to groceries

  • Save recipes with ingredients and steps.
  • Pick the week’s recipes, get one list.
Steak tacos recipe with ingredients, method and a Log button
Full recipe
Five recipes picked for the week, ready to make one grocery list
Pick the week’s recipes