FITCALC NUTRITION

A shorter list of foods that fits real life.

Tell FitCalc what you eat, avoid, can afford, and realistically prepare. Get practical food options—without a meal plan, tracking, or signup.

USE THE LIST YOUR WAY

Recommendations that explain themselves.

01

Hard exclusions stay hard

Dietary compatibility, food groups, and specific foods you exclude are removed before ranking begins.

02

Preferences change the order

Convenience, relative budget, and cooking tolerance raise useful matches without declaring other compatible foods “bad.”

03

No single food is mandatory

Use the categories as a practical shortlist. Swap among compatible options based on availability, labels, and what you enjoy.

TRANSPARENT BY DESIGN

How FitCalc chooses foods

A versioned, editorially curated catalog is filtered first, then ranked deterministically and balanced across six categories. Explanations come from the same structured attributes used in ranking—never generated by AI.

Budget labels are relative, not live prices. FitCalc does not optimize foods against calorie or macro targets, diagnose a condition, or provide medical nutrition therapy.

Nutrition methodology and limitations
  1. 1 Apply compatibility and exclusions
  2. 2 Rank practical preference fit
  3. 3 Balance categories and explain why

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