Log the signals
Capture the essentials across nutrition, training, recovery, activity, weight, and waist.
RecompOne turns nutrition, training, recovery, and body-trend data into one evidence-backed next move—then shows which signals influenced it.
Available on the web · Google Play beta · iOS
Testing with invited Android users now.
Android beta is in progress.
Available on the App Store.
Recent progress and adherence support staying the course today.
Illustrative data. Recommendations use recent patterns, not one noisy day.
RecompOne organizes the signals you already care about, waits for enough context, and turns them into one inspectable next step.
Capture the essentials across nutrition, training, recovery, activity, weight, and waist.
See whether the recent data is strong enough to support a decision instead of reacting to one day.
Get a prioritized next step, the evidence behind it, and what would change the recommendation.
Turn the same signals you already track into a practical week of food, a progressive training block, and one clear adjustment at a time.
Premium features are available to approved testers during beta.
Builds seven target-scaled days and one consolidated grocery list from your goals, preferences, and last week's adherence.
Builds a 4–6 week block around recent sessions, schedule, equipment, and recovery—without inventing loads.
Connects nutrition, training, weight, habits, and recovery into one confidence-aware next move.
Compare photos privately on your device, with an optional AI-assisted body-composition range for eligible testers.
AI-assisted estimates are educational, optional, and never medical measurements.
Create your accountRecompOne looks for enough recent signal before suggesting a measured adjustment.
See the evidence used, alternatives ruled out, and the limits of the current data.
Use adaptive guidance or keep manual targets. Recommendations never write a meal or workout for you.
Adults pursuing sustainable fat loss, muscle retention, or body recomposition who want help interpreting their own fitness data.
No. RecompOne uses recent patterns, logging consistency, and recovery context before treating a change as meaningful.
No. RecompOne provides general educational fitness and nutrition guidance and is not a medical device.