Hours, stages, and rhythm pulled from HealthKit — so last night's cost or earnings stop being invisible the morning after.
Hours, stages, and rhythm pulled from HealthKit — so last night's cost or earnings stop being invisible the morning after.
Snap a meal, scan a barcode, or type it in. Calories, macros, vitamins, minerals, ingredient detail, food-quality scoring — reviewable before it counts.
Workouts, walks, sleep, weight, supplements. Apple HealthKit keeps your watch and existing apps in sync without changing your setup.
Sleep, load, and the trends underneath them — read together so when to push and when to pause stops being a guess.
Weight, composition, and the trends that matter — logged by hand or pulled from your scale, so progress isn't a guess.
Phase, symptoms, and patterns over time — tracked alongside the meals, workouts, and sleep that move with them.
POWR logs the meal, records the workout, reads sleep, and answers the question, all within one app. A picture of your day you can trust before you act on it.
Log what you eat, record how you move, and let an AI companion turn your own data into the next move.
Photo, barcode, or by hand. Reviewed before it counts.
Workouts, walks, sleep, and weight, synced from Apple HealthKit.
An AI companion that answers from what you logged, not generic advice.
POWR reads your meals, training, and sleep together, then tells you what's working and what to change. Every morning, in plain language.
Not just a number. Each meal gets a plain read on quality and balance, and what it leaves room for across the rest of your day.
Pace, effort, and heart rate measured against your own history, so a strong run and an early warning sign never look the same.
Targets for food and activity built from your goals and what you've already logged, not a template anyone else could be following.
Sessions shaped around your recent training and recovery, so volume climbs when you can take it and eases off when you can't.
A plain-language chat grounded in everything you've logged. Ask what you missed, what to eat next, or how a week really went.
You've hit your protein target five days straight, and sleep is trending up. Recovery looks ready for a hard session today.
Lunch: Big Mac, 550 kcal. Strong protein, but saturated fat is 40% of today's cap. Keep dinner lean and green.
This morning's 5K was a personal best. You held zone 3 the whole way and recovered fast. Keep tomorrow easy.
Tomorrow: 2,200 kcal, 160g protein, and an easy 4-mile run before noon. Adjusted for today's deficit.
Today: 5x5 back squat at 80%, then three accessory sets. Volume matched to last week, with extra rest after Tuesday's PR.
Ask anything. “Did I get enough protein this week?” “Why was my run slow?” “Plan me a rest day.”
POWR Pro turns your goals and your logged history into a meal plan and a workout plan for the day, then leaves both yours to adjust.
Built from your goals and recent logs.
Volume matched to last week's load, with extra rest after a PR.
Pick what you're logging. The same engine reaches for different rules.
Starts from a generous baseline. Nutrient density leads, so a banana is never judged like a protein bar. Real harm signals still pull the score down.
Nutrient density leadsThe most goes into the score because the most is on the label. Caps stop a high-protein number from rescuing a heavily processed product.
Caps stop gamingMore conservative on purpose, because the data is thinner. The classic fried, processed, high-sodium combo hits a ceiling no credit can lift.
Hard ceilings applyScored on sweeteners, excipients, and label honesty, so a multivitamin is never judged like a snack. A supplement score doesn't mean a food score.
Its own rulebookA separate domain entirely, so water is never compared to food. Lead or PFAS force a ceiling, and nothing earns credit for being premium.
Flags harm, not priceWorkouts, walks, sleep, and weight roll in from Apple HealthKit. The recovery picture reads them together, so when to push and when to pause stops being a guess.
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Recovery
Push day
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Recovery
Rest day
The minimum to track a day, honestly.
The basics stay free. The intelligence is the upgrade.
No card, no trial. The free tier is the trial.
Billed monthly. Switch to annual anytime to save 50%.
That's $5.00 a month, billed yearly. Save 50% vs monthly.
Free forever. No card up front. Upgrade inside the app. Cancel anytime.
An iPhone app that connects what you eat, how you move, and how you recover into one picture, with an AI companion that answers from your own logged data.
POWR is free to download. The pricing page lays out what's included and what a subscription adds.
No. POWR works on its own and syncs with Apple HealthKit when you have a watch or other connected apps, so nothing is double-entered.
Snap a meal and POWR estimates calories, macros, and micronutrients from the ingredients. Every estimate is reviewable before it's saved, so you stay in control of accuracy.
Your data is yours. The AI companion is grounded in what you log, not sold or used for ads. The privacy policy covers the specifics.
Yes. Workouts, walks, sleep, and weight flow in from HealthKit, and your nutrition can flow back, so your existing setup keeps working.
Calories and macros, plus vitamins, minerals, ingredient detail, and a food-quality score. Not just a single number.
Not yet. POWR is iPhone-only today because it is built around HealthKit. Android and wearable integrations beyond HealthKit stay on the roadmap.