Pushing Peak

Nutrition tracking for competitive athletes.

Calorie and macro targets dialed in to every practice, lift and rest day.

Build my first day Free for your first week.
The day view, showing calories eaten, the day's training session, and each meal with its own time window

Everything a training day asks for

One number for the whole day cannot tell you when to eat. This does.

Ready before you are

Tomorrow is built tonight. The answer is on the screen when the alarm goes.

Windows, not one number

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and the snacks between, each with its own time and its own targets.

It moves when you do

Add a session, and everything either side of it moves to make room.

Open any number

Every value traces back to a source you can read and correct yourself.

Your training drives the day

A rest day and a two session day are not the same day, so they should not carry the same plan. Put the week in and the food follows it, without you doing the arithmetic.

See it on a real morning
Adding a practice with a start time, an end time, and the days of the week it repeats

Every number opens

Describe a meal the way you would say it out loud and it comes back as items you can check. Every value traces to a published source, and we list all of them rather than asking you to take our word for it.

Where the numbers come from
A matched food showing the source its numbers came from, with the other candidates you can switch to

The plan is there before you are

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and the snacks between, each with its own time window and its own targets. The answer is on the screen when the alarm goes.

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A day of meals, each with its own time window and its own targets

Questions worth asking

How is this different from a calorie tracker?

A tracker records what you already ate. This builds the day before you eat it, around the sessions you have. Both are useful. Only one of them helps at five in the morning. We wrote the long version in an honest comparison.

Which sports is it for?

Any sport with a training schedule. Swimming, hockey, running, lifting, and the athletes doing two of those at once.

Where do the numbers come from?

Public food databases, and the app shows you which one and lets you correct it. The recommendations have sources too, and they are all listed, with the actual values.

What do you do with my data?

We do not sell it and we do not share it with data brokers. There is no advertising and no tracking in the app, and it does not follow you across other apps or websites. The detail is in the Privacy Policy.

My club or coach covers my membership. How do I join?

Ask them for your team's invite code, then open Settings and Join a Team. More for coaches and teams.

Start with tomorrow's session

Put your week in and see what the day actually asks for.

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