FatSecret sync
Connect a FatSecret account and meals, calories and nutritional values arrive automatically instead of being retyped. Step-by-step setup guide.
02 // NUTRITION
Typing every meal is why food diaries get abandoned in week two. Organizr connects to FatSecret, so meals arrive already broken down into calories and macronutrients — and then sits next to your workouts and body measurements, where those numbers actually mean something.
WHAT YOU GET
The Nutrition section is a food diary, a recipe collection and a nutrition planner in one, wired into the rest of Organizr.
Connect a FatSecret account and meals, calories and nutritional values arrive automatically instead of being retyped. Step-by-step setup guide.
Every entry carries its calories and macro split, with daily totals you can actually read rather than a wall of numbers.
Create and save personal recipes, use them to plan meals, and let Organizr AI analyze their nutritional values or build new ones from what you already have.
Set targets and plan ahead instead of reconstructing the week afterwards. The dashboards show how close you actually landed.
Body weight, BMI and measurements are tracked in the same app, so a change in the diet and a change on the scale sit on the same timeline.
The AI reads what you eat alongside what you train and turns it into plain answers, not another chart to interpret.
Not if you connect FatSecret. Meals, calories and nutritional values come across automatically, and the setup guide walks through creating the API credentials step by step.
Yes. Every entry carries calories and its macronutrient split, with daily totals and dashboards over time.
Yes. The food diary is included in Organizr Lite, along with up to 6 recipes. Pro and Lifetime remove the limits and add the advanced dashboards.
Yes. You can create, save and organize personal recipes, plan meals with them, and have Organizr AI analyze their nutritional values or generate new ones.
Yes. Weight, BMI and body measurements are tracked in the same app, so nutrition data and physical change sit on the same timeline.