Food logging
Search FatSecret, pick a serving, and keep a clean meal diary with protein, carbs, sugar, and fat.
thycc.fit
Thy Calorie Counter
Log meals, estimate burn, and see how today’s deficit moves you toward your goal weight.
Search FatSecret, pick a serving, and keep a clean meal diary with protein, carbs, sugar, and fat.
Bring history from MyFitnessPal, Lose It!, Cronometer, FatSecret, or a generic CSV — foods and weigh-ins.
Estimate calories burned from walking, cycling, and more using Compendium MET values and your weight.
Line graphs for intake, burn, macros, and weight over 7, 30, or 90 days.
Set a goal weight and see how many days today’s deficit pace would take to get there.
Group entries by breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack and revisit any past day in one tap.
Day totals roll up kcal with protein, carbs, sugar, and fat — not calories alone.
Log weigh-ins in lb or kg and watch the trend against your goal weight.
Set a calorie target and see whether today’s intake and burn put you under or over.
Choose branded or generic servings, set quantity, and preview macros before you log.
Your food, weight, activity, and goals stay tied to your login across devices.
Create an API key and talk to thycc from Grok — log food, pull diary days, and check trends in chat.
iPhone and Android shells will load thycc.fit in a WebView — same site, home-screen install.
Search real foods and watch macros update, or connect a personal API key and ask Grok to log meals and pull trends in chat.
Three loops keep intake, burn, and goal weight on the same screen.
Search FatSecret, pick a serving, and drop it into breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack. Macros roll into the day total.
Choose an activity and duration. Burn is estimated with Compendium MET values scaled to your current weight.
Deficit ≈ goal − (intake − burn). When you’re under, thycc.fit estimates days to your goal weight from today’s pace (~3,500 kcal per lb).
Upload an export from MyFitnessPal, Lose It!, Cronometer, FatSecret, or a generic CSV. Foods and weigh-ins land in your thycc.fit diary — pick a source, follow the export steps, and import.
Activity estimates use MET × weight × time — so a brisk walk at 180 lb isn’t scored the same as one at 220 lb. Log sitting, walking, cycling, housework, and more without a wearable. Metrics charts show the trend over weeks.
Create a free account and keep food, weight, activity, and goals private to that login. Open the tracker on any device, pick a date, and pick up where you left off. iPhone and Android apps are coming soon as WebView shells of this same site.
Open the tracker, search something you already ate — or import a diary from another app — and see the ring move.