My Track Record

Voice-first calorie log for people serious about their goals · iPhone

You put in the work.
Know it’s adding up.

Log food and training in one sentence. Every week we tell you what changed — and what to change.

Voice logging

“Two eggs on toast, a black coffee, and a 30‑minute run.”

becomes

  • Eggs on toast 320 kcal
  • Black coffee ~5 kcal
  • Run, 30 min ~320 cal burned

Three entries, one sentence. Fix any with a tap. Three days of logging and we start noting what we see.

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A woman logging a meal by voice

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Free to log. Say it, snap it, or type it.

Food, workouts, water, weight, even a barcode scan — every way to log it is free, no card to enter. With Fast Track, we go deeper and coach you along the way.

  • Voice“Two eggs on toast and a 30‑minute run.”
  • PhotoA plate, a label, a barcode, a menu. Five scans a day.
  • TypedA line of text, or the same as yesterday.

The coach

Training with a goal in mind?

Name the goal: a race, a climb, a lift, a first pull-up, a number on the scale. We plan eating and training around your date.

Goal progress · the race

The Insights tab on a sample account: the Goal progress card at the top reading Marathon in 3:30:00, October 14, four weeks out, with the week of the plan, the sessions done, the pace trend and the weight-and-fueling line under it.

Track your goal — four weeks to the marathon.

Goal progress · the gym

The Insights tab on a sample account: the Goal progress card at the top — Back squat 200 lb, October 27, five weeks out — with week 5 of 10, the sessions done, the squat receipt and the weight-and-fueling line under it.

Know how your training
has changed.

Your weekly finding

The Insights tab on a sample account as the weekly finding lands: the Your weekly finding card at the top (weight down, strength held, over the same six weeks), with the Goal progress card for a 225 lb bench press and the Adaptive targets card beneath it.

Stop guessing.
Start knowing.

Adaptive targets

The Insights board on a sample account with the Adaptive targets card announcing 2,600 to 2,500 calories a day, the reason line under it, the Back to 2,600 button, and the board rows beneath.

Targets that move when you do.

Fuel a session
before training

Home on a sample account with today's plan row — a CrossFit metcon: squat 5 by 3 plus a thruster couplet — and the fuel line under it: Fuel by 4:00, 50 to 60 grams.

Know what to eat before the session, and when.

Recovery goals
after training

The success card after a logged lunch on a sample account: the entries with their estimates, the running total, and the coach's line under it — recovery goals, 45 grams of carbs, 30 grams of protein, this covers it.

Know how to refuel and recover.

Training & meal plan

The Training and meal plan page on a sample account: Marathon 3:30, five sessions a week for sixteen weeks, by October 14, the week switcher at week 13 of 16, and Nutrition this week — 2,450 kcal a day, peak week — with protein, carbs and fat ranges under it.

Your week,
planned.

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An empty power rack in a bright gym

Built around your training and diet

Your training is in the log. Everything we tell you starts there.

Fueling check — whether what you logged covers your training.

Load — how hard the weeks have been, from your sessions.

Recovery — a score from your Apple Watch heart-rate and sleep.

What do you train for?

  • Endurance running, road cycling, swimming, rowing, triathlon
  • Strength strength training, powerlifting, Olympic lifting, muscle building
  • Skill and grade rock climbing, martial arts, racket sports
  • Mixed and team CrossFit, HYROX, team and field sports
  • Outdoors and all-round hiking and mountaineering, skiing and snowboarding, general athleticism
We do the math between your food and your sessions.
The Fueling check page on a sample account: 34 kcal/kg fat-free mass a day, between the lines at 30 and 45; under it the receipt — 2,410 in, 420 exercise, 146 lb lean — and the 14-day chart with both guide lines.
Ask your log.
We answer from what’s in it.
The Ask screen on a sample account: the typed question, is the cut costing me strength, and the answer read from the log, with its estimates note.

Pricing

Keeping the log is free. Reading it is the Fast Track.

Built for people training toward something — a race, a lift, a target weight. If you just want a passive step count, My Track Record is more than you need.

Free

$0 · no card to enter

  • Voice logging — say what you ate or did in one sentence, and we log it
  • Today’s totals — see where your day stands, with your workout counted
  • Siri and lock-screen capture — log without opening the app
  • Photo and label scans — snap a meal or a label, five a day
  • Barcode, goals, routines, history, export — scan packaged food, repeat a routine, and take your data with you
  • Your weekly finding — what changed this week, and what to change
  • Ask your log and Fuel a session — four a month
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See what’s working

  • Your Track Record — see what actually works for you
  • Goal progress — know whether your training is helping your progress or hurting it
  • Plateaus — a likely reason your progress stalled, and what to change
  • Ask your log — we answer with your data

Eat for your training

  • Adaptive targets — we nudge your targets to keep you on track
  • Fueling check, recovery and training load — know if you’re eating enough for how hard you train
  • Fuel a session — how many carbs to eat before you train, and by when
  • Recover right — your next meal’s goals after training

Plan your weeks

  • Training plan — we plan your training and eating up to your event
  • Meal prep — cook once for the next few days, from one grocery list

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Our promise. If your progress toward your goal stalls and we haven’t told you why or what to change, your next month of Fast Track is free. For now this covers weight loss and a training number. How it works

Andrew, founder of My Track Record

Who’s behind it

Andrew, founder of My Track Record. Andrew has been active all of his life across a variety of sports and continues to stay active through climbing, swimming, weight training, golfing, snowboarding, and more. He built My Track Record so logging food and training takes one spoken sentence and can support any activity. About Andrew

How do you tell me it’s working?

You name the goal — a race, a climb, a lift, a number on the scale — and every week we read your training against it. On track, we say so. Off it, we tell you what to change.

Do you know I train?

Yes. Say the session with the meal, or connect Apple Health. You pick your sport at sign-up, and the training is in everything we tell you: totals, fueling, the Monday target.

Will I lose strength on a cut?

We read your weight beside your strength, pace or load over the same six weeks. Holding? We say so. Dropping? We’ll suggest a smaller deficit. Unsure? We hold, and say why.

How soon do you say anything?

Day three, from your food. Your first weekly finding, the Monday after a week of logging. Fueling after seven fully logged days; your weight trend after three weigh-ins.

Do you connect to Apple Health?

Yes. Workouts, active energy, weight and sleep flow in. Recovery is scored from your Apple Watch heart-rate and sleep data.

Can I bring my history from another app?

Yes. Most trackers export a CSV under Settings → Export. Paste it in and your history — and your insights — start on day one.

What if I don’t have an Apple Watch?

Everything but recovery. Say the session with the meal; fueling, load and the weekly finding come from your log. Recovery needs heart-rate data, so it waits for a watch.

I only train twice a week. Is there enough to read?

Yes. The weekly finding starts from your food and weigh-ins. Training load needs eight logged sessions in four weeks, so at twice a week yours lands after about a month.

What happens at day 14?

The trial ends; the log stays free and nothing you said is lost. The insights pause until you join Fast Track, and pick up where they left off when you do.

What happens to my data?

Voice recordings and photos are processed, then discarded; only the entry is kept. Export your log any time; delete the account and its data from Settings. Never sold, no ads.

Free tools & guides

Free calculators and guides for how you train.

No sign-up. Plain-English answers for running, lifting, HYROX, climbing and more, built from published sports science research cited on every page.

Themes

A reason to keep going.

Every theme is earned by showing up — we unlock the first on your second logged day, the rest as the days add up.

The Holographic theme — Home in pastel foil that shifts as you move.
The Oasis theme — Home under a warm sky at dawn.
The My Track Record home screen in the starting Signature theme.
The Nebula theme — Home inside a star nursery.
The Aurora theme — Home under the northern lights.
Where everyone starts , then what showing up unlocks.
A runner on a coastal road at dawn

Your track record starts with a sentence.

Logging meals and workouts shouldn’t take a world of effort. With My Track Record we’ve removed as much friction as possible, allowing you to log any meal or workout in seconds.

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Free to log. 14‑day free trial of Fast Track, get started in the app.