Your day against your targets
Calories left and a ring per macro, then three ways to log: scan a barcode, search the database, or type it in. Recipes and meals you built once are a tap away.

Plated is a nutrition and training app for people who actually log. Scan a barcode, finish a set, run a route — and see the whole picture in one place instead of three apps that don't talk to each other.



Calories left and a ring per macro, then three ways to log: scan a barcode, search the database, or type it in. Recipes and meals you built once are a tap away.

The clock, your volume and your set count stay up while you lift. Heart rate from a strap, watch or band. Pro suggests the next weight and reps from what you've already done.

A calendar of every day you trained, steps and distance from Apple Health, and a heatmap of which muscles your last week actually hit — and which it missed.

Your streak, your posts, your workouts — and the people you follow, keeping each other honest. Public or private, your call.

What's inside
Plated is built around the things you do every day, not around a dashboard you check once and forget. Each tab does one job properly.
The fastest path from a package in your hand to a number in your day.
A workout log that reads your history instead of just storing it.
The part that keeps you going when the mirror is being unhelpful.
Small and accountable, not another place to perform.
Pricing
Logging food and training is free and stays free. Pro pays for the features that cost us money to run — mostly the AI ones — and for the analysis built on top of your history.
Plated
Free
Free forever
Plated Pro
$9.99
per month, auto-renewing
Subscriptions are billed through your Apple ID and renew automatically unless auto-renew is switched off at least 24 hours before the period ends. You can cancel any time in your Apple ID settings. Full details in the Terms of Use.
One honest note
Calorie targets, macro splits and overload suggestions are estimates generated from formulas and the numbers you enter. They are not medical or nutritional advice. Talk to a physician or a registered dietitian before changing your diet or training — particularly if you are pregnant, under 18, or managing any medical condition or eating disorder.