iOS · coming soon
For people who gave up on tracking apps.
Write one sentence. See calories appear. macros resolve. workouts log themselves. sleep connect to energy. patterns surface. weeks make sense. calories appear.
Tell Milo what you ate, how you moved, how you slept. That's it. Milo does the math, connects the dots, and shows you why some weeks feel great and others don't, without turning your life into a spreadsheet.
You write a sentence. Milo reads your day.
You type one line the way you already think. Milo extracts the meal, the workout, the calories, the confidence. Tap any entry to see how it got there, or just keep writing.
Write like a human.
No forms, no dropdowns, no drilling through serving sizes. Just a sentence about what you ate, did, or felt.
It parses what you wrote.
Milo finds the meal, workout, sleep, or mood in your sentence. Each one gets a confidence dot: high, medium, or needs a look.
Calories arrive, quietly.
One soft shimmer, no confetti. Your totals tick up and the chip fades into the margin. Tap it later if you want the breakdown. Otherwise, keep writing.
More signals, less guessing.
Accuracy comes from context. Milo reads the whole sentence, remembers your patterns, grounds each estimate in real sources, and tells you how confident it is.
Food, workouts, sleep, and mood in one place.
Most trackers log one thing. Milo reads all four and finds how they move together. Drag the scrubber to see a real pattern Milo surfaces.
"~420 kcal" beats "421" that's wrong.
Every estimate carries a confidence band, not a fake decimal. Tap any chip to fix a portion. Milo learns what your usual looks like.
Milo remembers your numbers.
Type "pullups" and Milo surfaces last time. Your usual portions, weights, and reps become suggestions, not averages from strangers.
Every number, shown its work.
Tap a chip. See the USDA entries, restaurant nutrition data, and past logs Milo used. No hand-waving. No black box.
Showing up counts.
One grace day a week, two a month. Backfill up to 48 hours. Never a red "streak broken" modal. Hover any square.
The rest of the category missed the point.
Calorie counters make you a data-entry clerk. Workout trackers ignore your meals. Wellness apps want a conversation. Milo is one quiet notebook that reads the whole day, shows its work, and never asks you to pick a portion size from a drop-down.
What Milo will and won't do.
Every decision in the app is tested against these rules. They came out of watching people burn out on the big fitness apps and go quiet about their bodies for months afterward. We're building the opposite of that.
Milo will
- ✓Be observational, never prescriptive. Describes what you did. Never tells you what to do.
- ✓Reward showing up. Grace days built in. Missed Tuesday? Backfill it.
- ✓Give you estimates with confidence. "~320 kcal" beats a confident "321" that's wrong.
- ✓Keep motion calm. Breath, shimmer, drift. Never blocks a tap.
Milo won't
- ✗Judge a food. No red warnings. No "you ate too much sugar."
- ✗Interrupt logging with gamification. No confetti. No coin chests. No popups.
- ✗Force you to chat with an AI. Milo parses what you wrote. You don't converse to log.
- ✗Make cancellation a maze. One tap. Trial-refundable. Never "wait, here's 50% off."
launching soon · iOS
Be first in Milo's notebook.
Join the waitlist and we'll send the TestFlight link the week we launch. Early members get 70% off the yearly plan.