What Fit Angle AI does, what it doesn't, and who it's for — straight answers, no marketing fog.
A six-month body-transformation app for iPhone. It unifies training, food logging, supplements, bloodwork, and recovery into one daily mission — built around a goal of cut, recomp, bulk, or maintain. No streaks, no badges, just numbers that move.
Anyone committed to a body-composition goal over roughly six months — lifters tracking progressive overload, and people who want training, nutrition, and recovery in one place. If your primary sport is running or cycling and you need GPS and pace, Fit Angle AI isn't built for that.
It's more than that — a daily operating system for training, eating, and recovery. But you can use it purely for lifting if that's all you want.
In full-screen workout mode, set by set: weight × reps × RPE, with a built-in rest timer.
Yes. Preset splits (PPL 5/6-day, Upper-Lower 4-day, Bro 5-day, Full Body 3-day) plus a custom template builder — add exercises, set targets, reorder. Swap your plan anytime.
Yes — add, swap, or skip exercises during the session without losing your place.
Personal records are tracked automatically, with a training-volume chart per muscle group and full session history.
Yes — weight plus body-fat %, waist, chest, and arms.
Yes — a private photo timeline. Location and EXIF metadata are stripped on import.
Yes — a 26-week method in four phases (Calibrate → Compound → Refine → Lock). You move through phases automatically as your data crosses thresholds, on top of the split you choose.
Yes. Onboarding sets your goal and split, so beginners get structure out of the box while advanced lifters build custom templates.
Around 500 exercises, searchable and addable to any template.
No — Fit Angle AI is built for fast logging and progression tracking, not video tutorials.
Yes — quick add, natural-language text entry (parsed by AI), photo logging, and barcode scan. Backed by a database of roughly 5,000 foods (USDA / Open Food Facts) plus a curated Indian food catalog.
Yes — daily macro rings tie what you eat to your mission target, which is the core of any weight-loss or recomp plan.
Yes — weight, steps, and sleep.
Whoop, Oura, Garmin, Wahoo, and Fitbit, plus Apple Health. HRV, sleep, and recovery surface on your Home screen. Samsung Galaxy Watch, Polar, and Strava aren't supported today.
Not yet — it's on the roadmap.
No. Fit Angle AI is built for the gym and body composition; cardio is logged by duration. Pair it with a dedicated running app if you need pace and route.
Yes — an AI coach you can chat with. It gives short, factual nudges rather than pep talks, plus a weekly review summarizing your wins, what to improve, and next week’s focus.
Yes — upload a lab PDF and Fit Angle AI reads your markers (ferritin, testosterone, A1C, lipids and more), trends them over time, and suggests supplements. It is not medical advice — talk to your doctor for clinical decisions.
Yes — a full export (profile, logs, meals, supplements, workouts, bloodwork, messages) as a zip file delivered via an emailed link.
Yes — it syncs to the cloud, so you can switch devices and sign back in.
Health and bloodwork data is encrypted and isolated per user. See our Privacy Policy for the full detail.
iPhone, iOS 18 and later.
Not yet — join the waitlist and we'll email you when it lands.
There is a free trial, then a single Pro subscription. The current price is always shown on the App Store before you pay — no tiers, no add-ons.
You get the full app during the trial. After that it's one subscription — there's no crippled free tier.
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