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Your daily numbers, without the guesswork.
Mifflin-St Jeor, an honest activity multiplier, and macros aimed at the thing most people actually want: gaining muscle and eating better. Nothing leaves your browser.
Your daily targets
Fill in your numbers above to see your daily targets.
Questions
About these numbers
- How accurate is a calorie calculator?
- It's a starting point, not a verdict. Mifflin-St Jeor estimates your resting burn within a reasonable range, then the activity multiplier adds a guess on top of a guess. Run the numbers for two weeks, watch the scale and the mirror, and adjust from there.
- Why is the protein target so high?
- Because gaining muscle is the goal, and protein is the one macro people consistently under-eat. Around one gram per pound of body weight is a practical target that also keeps you full.
- Do I have to weigh my food forever?
- No. Most people track for a few weeks to learn what portions actually look like, then stop. The point is calibration, not surveillance.