Log workouts, see which muscles your week missed
Log lifts, cardio and walks, then the muscle map shows, front and back, which muscles your week reached. Missed ones are labelled in words, not just colour.

Log meals, workouts, supplements and weight in seconds. Wovelin grades your day against your own targets, shows which muscles your week reached and which it missed, and learns what your body really burns.
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Log lifts, cardio and walks, then the muscle map shows, front and back, which muscles your week reached. Missed ones are labelled in words, not just colour.

Say it the way you would say it: a cup of rice, two slices of toast, a bowl of chili. Wovelin uses household portions for everyday foods from many cuisines. No guessing in grams.

Your weigh-ins and logged food reveal your real daily burn, such as 2,140 kcal a day. Each number carries a confidence label, like medium.

Split a goal into rounds. In this example, Round 2 runs from 196.2 to 185 lb, so the next step is always clear.

Wovelin understands what you actually eat. Type “chicken burrito bowl” or “2 roti and dal” and get calories, protein and portions without converting anything to grams. Indian dishes are a particular strength, with hundreds of them in the food list, in the portions people really use, such as a katori or a medium roti.
I lost 20 pounds in about 15 weeks. Some of it was probably muscle.
In my first round I went from 187.2 lb to 167 lb. I was logging calories, but my protein sat well below the goal I had set for myself, and my scale's body-composition readings suggested that some of the loss was muscle. Those scales are rough, so I treat that as a signal, not a measurement. It was still a signal I wish I had seen while it was happening, not afterwards.
So Wovelin shows the numbers that matter during the day: protein against your own target, what your body really burns, and which muscles your week did and didn't reach. It's the tool I wanted, built for people who would rather see the data than guess.
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