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Macro tracking. Workout logging. Connected.

You're putting in the effort. Make it count.

Your gym time matters. So does what you eat. Track both in GoodEnough and see how they add up, with recommendations based on your logs to help you move toward your goals.

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On the App Store in September · Free trial: 7 days monthly, 30 days annual · Launch price $29.99 for year one, then $59.99/yr or $9.99/mo
Why track?

How do you know if it’s working?

You make time for the gym. You try to eat well. But when the changes you want aren't showing up, what do you change first?

Think of trying to save money without looking at your spending. Each purchase might seem reasonable. You need to see how they add up to know whether you're on track.

Tracking your food and workouts gives you that view of your fitness. GoodEnough puts those records alongside your progress, so you can see what deserves your attention.

Your nutritionAre you hitting your targets?
Your trainingAre your lifts progressing?
The connectionWhat needs to change?

A food log shows your intake. A workout log shows your training. Putting them together gives your next decision more to go on.

Why we built it

I trained for years without seeing the changes I wanted.

I was going to the gym, putting in the time, and wondering why I didn't look the way I wanted to.

Then I started tracking my macros and my workouts. I could see what I was eating, what I was lifting, and how it changed from week to week. Within three months, I looked better.

That experience is why Gary and I built GoodEnough. Tracking gave me something to work with. We wanted an app that also helps you understand the numbers and decide what to do next.

You have a lot competing for your time. The effort you put into fitness should be something you can learn from.

David · co-founder · Los Angeles
Gary · co-founder, and the one who tested every build

“The workout logging is the slickest I've used, and the analysis after a session actually tells me something. Food is the same: type it in, or point the camera at the plate and let it guess. Tracking macros has never been this easy.”

How it works

Start with a plan. Learn from what happens.

Your first targets are a starting point. What you log gives GoodEnough evidence to work with as you go.

01
Start with your goal

Lose fat? Build muscle? Get stronger? Tell us your goal, your experience, and how much time you can give it.

02
Get your starting plan

Get calorie and macro targets plus a lifting program matched to your available days, session length, and equipment.

03
Track your food and workouts

Log what you eat and what you lift. Add weigh-ins. Your history starts showing you things that memory alone can miss.

04
Review what to adjust

Every two weeks, review your food logs, completed workouts, and weight trend. See the recommended next step and the reasons behind it. You choose whether to accept a change.

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Pick your goal
The product

One place to log. More to learn.

Log a meal, finish a workout, check your progress. It all lives in GoodEnough, where your nutrition and training can inform the same recommendation.

The GoodEnough Train tab: a Push session queued up as the next workout, a seven-week training streak, and a calendar with every trained day filled in.
Workouts

Remember what you lifted last time.

Open your workout and see your previous performance. Record today’s sets, reps, and weight. Over time, you can see where you’re progressing and where you’ve been repeating the same numbers.

  • · 40 programs, sized to your days
  • · 412 exercises, each with a video
  • · Sets, reps and weight, logged in a tap
  • · Strength progression you can see
The GoodEnough nutrition day: 1,137 of 2,400 calories and 104 of 145 grams of protein logged, over a list of the morning's food with the macros for each item.
Nutrition

Know how close you are to your targets.

Log breakfast, lunch, dinner, and everything between. See your calories, protein, carbs, and fat against your plan, so “I think I ate well” becomes something you can actually check.

  • · Calories, protein, macros
  • · Search, barcode, or a photo of the plate
  • · Daily and weekly trends
  • · Review targets at each check-in
The GoodEnough coach answering a question about a week of work travel: two short hotel sessions, protein first at every meal, and a week at maintenance costing nothing.
AI coach

Get help making sense of the numbers.

Wondering why a target changed or what your recent training shows? Ask. Your coach has your plan and your logs for context, so you don’t have to explain your history from scratch.

  • · Sees workouts + nutrition together
  • · Answers grounded in your history
  • · Explains your recommendations

One plan. Both halves. Re-done from what you actually did.

AI coach

You have the numbers.
Ask what they mean.

A number on a chart can leave you with more questions. Your AI coach reads your plan and your logged history, so you can ask about your own progress. Here are examples of the conversations you can have.

“Am I making progress in the gym?”
Example response
Your previous sessions give us a way to compare reps and weight on the same exercises.
“How consistently am I hitting my macros?”
Example response
We can compare your logged calories and protein with your targets across the week.
“Why did my check-in suggest staying at the same calories?”
Example response
The check-in considers your weight trend, logging coverage, and how closely you followed the target. We can walk through the reasons it gave.
“My weight hasn’t changed. What should I look at?”
Example response
Your weigh-ins are one part of the picture. We can review your food logs and completed workouts alongside them.
“Why was this program chosen for me?”
Example response
Your goal, experience, equipment, and available days shape the choice. We can look at how this program fits those answers.
“Do I have enough data to change my plan?”
Example response
Gaps in your logs can make a trend harder to judge. We can check what’s there before considering an adjustment.
Why the logs matter

A stalled scale doesn’t tell the whole story.

If your weight isn't moving, a lower calorie target isn't automatically the answer. Your check-in also looks at how closely your logged intake matched the plan, which workouts you completed, and whether there's enough data to judge. That context helps GoodEnough recommend the next step and explain why.

01 · Train

Are your reps and weights progressing?

02 · Eat

How closely are you following your calorie and protein targets?

03 · See

Is your body moving in the direction you want?

04 · Adjust

Change the target, follow it more closely, or gather more data?

Train → Track → Learn → Adjust
The philosophy

Good enough for your goal.

A college athlete and a parent of three have different time, resources, and priorities. Your goal might be a stronger squat, a smaller waist, or feeling stronger as you get older. You get to choose what you're working toward.

That goal still takes effort. Are your workouts challenging you? Are you following your nutrition targets closely enough to judge the plan? Are you seeing progress? Your logs help you answer those questions for yourself.

Enough challenge to progress. Enough consistency to see it.

Good enough is personal. There's no universal number of gym days or perfect week of eating that defines it. GoodEnough helps you look at your own training, consistency, and progress to find what needs your attention.

Your priorities

Choose what you can commit to.

You know how much room fitness has in your life. Tell GoodEnough the days you can train, the time you have, and what you want to achieve. Your starting plan takes those answers seriously.

Your goalsYour experienceYour available daysYour session lengthYour equipment

Then give that plan a record. Logging lets you look back at what you actually did and decide how to move forward.

A parent chopping vegetables at the kitchen counter while a toddler plays with lego beside the cutting board
Pricing

One plan. Two ways to pay. Both start free.

Launch price
First year $29.99
Available at launch. Renews at $59.99/yr. 30 days free first.
Coming soon
Monthly
$9.99/month
7 days free first
  • · Your targets, your program, the coach, the check-ins
  • · Workout and food logging
  • · Nothing charged until the trial ends
  • · Cancel in iOS Settings in about 20 seconds
Annual · save 50%
$59.99/year
About $5.00/month
  • · Everything in Monthly
  • · 30 days free instead of 7 days
  • · One decision a year instead of twelve
  • · Less than many trainers charge for a single hour
Coming soon

Nothing is charged until the trial ends. The launch price covers the first year only, then renews at the standard price. Manage or cancel your subscription in iOS Settings. On the App Store in September, iPhone first, Android to follow.

FAQ

Questions you'd probably ask.

GoodEnough is an iPhone app for tracking your macros and workouts together. It uses those logs and your progress to recommend your next step, with an AI coach you can ask about the reasoning.
Adults who want to lose fat, build muscle, or get stronger and want to understand whether their effort is paying off. You choose the goal and the time you can commit. GoodEnough helps you track what happens.
It means finding an approach that challenges you, fits your circumstances, and moves you toward your goal. GoodEnough helps you examine your training progression, consistency with nutrition targets, and progress over time. There is no single effort threshold that applies to everyone.
You can make healthy food choices without knowing your daily intake. You can go to the gym regularly without knowing whether your lifts are progressing. Tracking lets you check both, then compare them with the changes you want to see.
When your progress stalls, you want more to go on than a calorie total or a workout count. GoodEnough looks at your food logs, completed workouts, and weight trend together. Its recommendations have context from both sides of your plan.
Choose the days and session length you can commit to. GoodEnough selects a starting program around that availability, your experience, and your equipment. Your logs then help you see how that plan is working for you.
Yes, you’ll log food against your calorie and macro targets. Search the food library, scan a barcode, or estimate a meal from a photo or description. Choose the method that makes logging easiest for you.
Pick up with your next meal or workout. Missing logs leave gaps, so GoodEnough may need more data before recommending a target change. A missed entry doesn’t erase the history you’ve built.
No. A check-in can recommend keeping your current plan, following it more consistently, collecting more data, or adjusting a target. It explains why, and you decide whether to accept a proposed change.
There’s no fixed timeline. It depends on your starting point, goal, and what you do. The first benefit is a clearer record of your eating and training. Over time, your logs and progress give you more evidence for the next decision.
No. GoodEnough provides general fitness and nutrition guidance. Talk to a qualified health professional about medical concerns.
$59.99/year after 30 days free, or $9.99/month after 7 days free. Nothing is charged until the trial ends. The launch price makes your first year $29.99, and it renews at the standard price.
Manage or cancel your subscription in iOS Settings under your Apple Account’s Subscriptions.
September. GoodEnough is in final testing now, iPhone first with Android to follow. The launch price is live the day it ships.

Your next workout is worth tracking. Make it count.

Get your starting plan. Log your meals and your lifts. Let GoodEnough connect the numbers so you can spend less time guessing what to change next.

Coming soon
Free trial · 7 days monthly, 30 days annual · Cancel in iOS Settings in about 20 seconds