Hey PH 👋 I track my food and workouts because I want to know what's actually going on in my body — not because I love spreadsheets. Every app I tried (MyFitnessPal, Cronometer, Lose It…) turned logging into a chore: search a database, find the right portion, tap-tap-tap. I'd quit by week two, every time. When MCP shipped, it clicked: I already chat with Claude every day. Why not just tell it what I ate? "Chicken tikka, around 65g protein" is enough — Claude can estimate the rest, confirm with me, and save it. So I built bios. Connect it to Claude in 30 seconds (or run yourself on Cloudflare Workers' free tier). It logs meals, workouts, supplements, sleep, mood — anything you say. Ask "how am I tracking this week?" and you get a real answer with the context of your goals. The biggest surprise building it was how much the estimate-then-confirm loop matters. Typing "150g chicken" is friction. Letting Claude propose "looks like ~150g — sound right?" and just nodding — that's the unlock. I now log without thinking about it. Open source, MIT licensed, self-hostable: https://github.com/mehulkapadia5... Curious — what's the one thing that always made you quit a tracking app?

bios — just tell it what you ate

your meals, workouts, and habits — tracked by talking

your meals, workouts, and habits — tracked by talking