TrakMac
Voice-first macro tracking app for fitness enthusiasts that estimates macros from spoken descriptions of meals and sets targets based on training.
About TrakMac
TrakMac
TrakMac is a voice-first AI-powered fitness fuel app built by a husband and wife team in Los Angeles, CA, through What We Do Collective. Users describe what they ate in plain language, and the app estimates macros from those descriptions without requiring a scale, barcode scanning, or database searches. The site states that it asks what users actually do in training and sets targets to match, rather than using a standard height and weight formula. The site describes the app as offering estimates rather than exact nutritional or medical analysis, and says it is available on the App Store with a free trial and free download.
Key features
- Voice-first meal logging: users speak what they ate and tap confirm
- AI-powered estimation of macros from descriptions and typical portion sizes
- No scale, barcode scanning, or database searching required
- Training-based macro targets rather than a standard height and weight formula
- Available on the App Store
Best suited for
- Fitness enthusiasts and people training at a high level who want macro tracking
- Users who find traditional food-logging apps slow or tedious
- Users who prefer describing meals in plain language over scanning or searching
Pricing
Free download with a 7-day free trial; no credit card required for the trial, according to the website. Paid plan pricing is not stated on the website.
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