Eat with intent.
Search a food, enter grams or servings, and watch the day's calories, protein, carbs and fat move as you type. See what's left of every target at a glance. Save your recipes once, log them in one tap.
Fitness apps got loud. A feed to scroll. Friends to impress. A chatbot with opinions about your breakfast. A subscription that never ends. Ultimate Kami is the quiet one. You eat. You lift. You write it down. The numbers tell you the truth. You get bigger.
Search a food, enter grams or servings, and watch the day's calories, protein, carbs and fat move as you type. See what's left of every target at a glance. Save your recipes once, log them in one tap.
Every set you've ever done, charted on the set itself, so you always know the number to beat. Pull last session's lineup in, in order. Track left and right on single-arm work. Rest timer built in.
Pick a target bodyweight and body fat. Set the calories and macros that get you there. Weigh in, and watch daily, weekly and monthly averages bend toward the goal. Steps and active calories come straight from Apple Health.
No hidden menus. No “explore” page. No premium tier waiting behind a paywall.
The day, in order. Food, sets, weigh-in, session notes. Everything you'd write in a training diary, faster than a pen.
Daily, weekly, monthly. Drag across a chart to read any day. Trends, not vanity metrics.
A plain stopwatch with laps for timing rests. No ads. No pop-ups. It just counts.
Every food, set and weigh-in you've ever entered, open to browse and edit. Your log, all of it.
“It started as a spreadsheet. A good one. Then it got too slow to use between sets, so it became an app that isn't.”
Built by someone who lifts, for the gym floor, tested one set at a time.
No account, no server, no cloud. What you log stays on your iPhone. Nobody is mining your meals, and no model is learning from your bench press.
Close the feed. Open the log. Go lift something heavy.
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