Baseload reads the sessions already on your watch and moves today’s fuel to match — on top of a weight-trend model that corrects itself when the watch is wrong.
One connection, at setup. Nothing to log twice — if a session reached your phone, it’s already in.
The App
One number, and what to eat to hit it.
The day opens with the session it’s fuelling and the one macro that moved because of it.
Real food, in grams, taken from what you already eat. Tap to log it.
How it works
Blend, don’t add.
Your session nudges today. Your weight trend decides whether the nudge was right.
/01
The spine
Weight and intake over time give a measured expenditure, not a formula’s guess about your body.
/02
The session
A logged ride or lift perturbs today’s target — mostly carbs, because that’s what actually moves.
/03
The correction
If your watch overstates the burn, the trend catches it and quietly shrinks the effect. No settings to tune.
Who is it for
For you if
You already log food, and it stops making sense the week you train hard.
You ride, run or lift enough that one flat daily target is wrong by Wednesday.
You wear a watch and want what’s on it to move the number.
Not for you if
Your first calorie counter. Start somewhere simpler.
Losing weight with no training in it — the whole engine is the session.
Hand-tuning macros every week. That’s the job it takes off you.
The gap
Every tracker you’ve used either ignores your training, or adds it back as calories to eat.
Adaptive,
but training-blind
//Not good
The good adaptive trackers refuse wearable data on principle. Your target catches up three weeks late — they admit it themselves.
Training-aware,
but unanchored
Oh no.Exe
The performance apps do read your sessions, but nothing checks the estimate against reality. Wrong in, wrong out, every week.
Watch-driven
but gullible
›yeah›right›
The mass-market ones hand your watch’s number straight back as fuel. Anyone who has raced knows how badly that overshoots.
Get in while it’s
fifty people.
iOS first, English and German at launch.
Paid app — no ads, no free tier.
One email when it opens, nothing else.
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