Nutrition, body and workouts in one record.
Log a meal, a lifting session and a weigh-in in the same app. The analytics dashboards connect your training, food and body check-ins, so you can see how a week actually went.
Explore every featureNutrition, body and workouts
Food, body
and training.
One app.
Stop switching between a calorie counter, a workout log and a weigh-in spreadsheet. One Fitness Hub keeps all three in one record, logs packaged food with a barcode or label scan, and brings your coach in when you want one.
On Android and the web, with one account.
Every part of it.Training, food and body progress, side by side.
All in one place.Nutrition, body and workouts
Scan to log.Barcodes and nutrition labels
Coach Mode built in.Programs, clients and messages
Why One Fitness Hub
One app instead of
three or four.
Most people track food in one app, workouts in another, weigh-ins in a spreadsheet and coach notes in a chat. Here they share one account, one history and one set of dashboards.
Nutrition made easy with a scanner.
Point your phone at a barcode or a nutrition label and the camera reads it on its own. You check every number before it is saved, and a label photo never leaves your phone.
How scanning worksCoach Mode, built in.
Personal trainers and coaches build programs from one week to three months, assign routines, message clients privately and run group class timers. Clients choose which records their coach sees.
See Coach ModeFood from your own kitchen.
Search Indian and Lebanese dishes and packaged foods sold in India and Lebanon, or build a recipe from your own ingredients and log it by serving or weight.
Build a recipeEvery way you train.
Strength and powerlifting, cardio, calisthenics and CrossFit-style WODs share one log, with saved routines, exercise history and estimated one-rep max trends.
Explore workoutsPrivate unless you share.
Food logs never reach the feed or a leaderboard, your coach sees only what you allow, and leaderboards are opt-in.
How privacy worksComparing apps? See One Fitness Hub next to other fitness apps, feature by feature.
Compare fitness appsAll in one place
Nutrition, body and workouts.
One place.
Each part of your routine has its own tab in the app, and every tab feeds the same history. Tap through the four areas.
Nutrition / Scan, search or buildNutrition made easy.
Nutrition made easy.
Scan it, check it, done.
Scan a barcode or a nutrition label, search a familiar dish, or build a home recipe. Calories, macros and water sit beside the training you logged today.
- Barcode and nutrition label scanning
- Food and recipe logging by serving or weight
- Calories, macros, water, and a fasting timer
Workouts / Every way you trainYour next session.
Your next session.
Your last one, too.
Lift, run, try a new routine, or mix it up. Keep the details of each workout and return to your history when you’re ready to build on it.
- Weight and reps, duration and distance, timed holds
- Mixed sessions, saved routines, and exercise history
- Previous-session comparisons and progress trends
Body / Next to your food and trainingA longer view.
A longer view.
Your own perspective.
Keep body check-ins, measurements, and progress photos in one record. Look at trends over time and choose the measures that matter to your goals.
- Weight, measurements, and check-in history
- Trend charts and photo comparisons from matching angles
- Private records, with sharing you control
WODs / The same logA different workout.
A different workout.
The same place to log it.
Keep CrossFit-style workouts alongside the rest of your training. Record the format, result, and scaling that reflect what you actually did.
- For Time, AMRAP, EMOM, and other formats
- Time, rounds, reps, or load, as the workout needs
- Rx, Scaled, and Rx+ recorded with each result
Nutrition made easy
Scan the label.
Cook your own.
Log it either way.
Scan a barcode or a nutrition label and check what was read, search Indian, Lebanese and everyday dishes, or build a recipe from your own ingredients. Calorie and macro targets are fitness estimates for adults 18 and over, not medical or dietary advice.
How scanning works Browse ten example recipes
Log your recipes by serving or weight, with calories and macros kept together.
Support for different goals and ways of moving.
Coach Mode
Coach Mode,
built in.
Train on your own, work with a personal trainer, or coach your clients and run classes from the same app your clients log in.
A plan you can come back to.
Keep the next workout and your coach conversations connected to the training you actually log.
- Personal routines and assigned programs
- Scheduled workouts and appointments
- Private messages and sharing you control
Support the person behind the plan.
Build and assign routines and programs, review the records each client chooses to share, and keep conversations together.
- Programs from one week to three months
- Client calendars, check-ins, and private messages
- Saved group class plans and work/rest timers
Coaching is for adults 18 and over.
Where it connects
See how it
all adds up.
Because food, training and body check-ins share one record, the analytics dashboards can show them together: strength trends, nutrition context and your check-in history.
TrainingSessions and trendsNutritionDaily and weekly contextBodyYour check-in history
Explore your analytics
Performance and body figures are fitness estimates, not medical measurements.
A record that stays yours
Your progress.
Your choice
to share.
Keep your routine personal. Share what helps you feel supported, and keep the rest to yourself.
How we handle your dataYour workouts and check-ins.
Workouts and body check-ins stay private unless you choose to share them. Community sharing and leaderboards are optional.
Your coach sees what you choose.
Choose which records your coach can access. You can change those choices as your routine changes.
Your food stays off the feed.
Food logs never appear in the public feed or on leaderboards. They stay part of your own fitness record.
Also available: private peptide and GLP-1 shot records
Adults 18 and over can record existing doses, schedules, injection sites, and reminders. Peptide logs are never shared with coaches. The app does not recommend a dose or treatment change; it is not medical advice.
Learn about private recordkeepingA closer look
See a routine
come together.
Follow real workflows in the app, from a recorded workout to nutrition tracking and a coach-client plan. Every demo uses fictional sample data.
From the first set.
Follow workout logging and see how your training history stays connected.
Watch the workout demoFrom your everyday plate.
Explore food logging, nutrition targets, and the dashboards behind the day.
Watch the nutrition demoFrom a plan to a person.
See how a coach and client work with programs, sharing, and messages.
Watch the coaching demoA little encouragement, when you want it.
Share a session, follow a friend, or explore an opt-in leaderboard. Your everyday tracking works just as well in private.
A few things to know
Your fitness hub,
explained.
Start with what fits your routine. There’s room to add more as you go.
Visit the Help CenterWhat can I do with One Fitness Hub?
Track workouts, food, recipes, body weight, measurements and progress photos in one app. Work with a personal trainer, build client programs or run a group class timer. Analytics dashboards connect your training, nutrition and body progress, and private peptide tracking keeps your existing dose records alongside them.
How is One Fitness Hub different from other fitness apps?
Most people use separate apps for food, workouts and body weight. One Fitness Hub keeps nutrition, body check-ins and workouts in one account with shared analytics dashboards, logs packaged food by scanning a barcode or nutrition label, and includes Coach Mode for personal trainers and coaches.
What kinds of training does it support?
Log strength training and powerlifting, cardio, calisthenics and CrossFit-style workouts of the day. Record weight and reps, duration and distance, or timed holds as appropriate for the exercise. Save mixed sessions as routines and review your exercise history.
Can personal trainers and coaches build programs?
Yes. Coaches can build and assign routines and programs from one week up to three months, schedule workouts and appointments, review the progress each client chooses to share and exchange private messages. Coaching is for adults 18 and over.
Can I use it for group classes?
Coaches can build saved class plans with exercises, rounds, work intervals and rest periods, then run a full-screen class timer with sound cues and their club branding. Class timing is separate from each member's personal workout log.
Can I track home-cooked meals and different cuisines?
Yes. Search a food library built on USDA FoodData Central, with Indian and Lebanese dishes and packaged foods sold in India and Lebanon. Scan barcodes or nutrition labels, or build a recipe from your own ingredients and log it by serving or weight. Calorie and macro targets are fitness estimates for adults 18 and over, not medical or dietary advice.
Can I compare body progress over time?
Yes. Record body weight and measurements, compare before-and-after photos from matching front, side or back angles and review weight and estimated body fat trends in analytics dashboards. Body fat figures are fitness estimates, not medical measurements.
Does it include peptide and GLP-1 shot tracking?
Yes. Adults 18 and over can privately record the dose and schedule they were given, injection sites, vials or pens and reminders. Estimated levels are not blood tests or measurements. The app never recommends a dose or treatment change and is not medical advice.
Can I keep my fitness records private?
Yes. Workouts and body check-ins stay private unless you share them. Clients choose which records their coach can access and can change those choices. Food logs never appear in the public feed or on leaderboards, and peptide logs are never shared with coaches. Leaderboards are optional and opt-in.
Where can I use One Fitness Hub?
Use the Android app or any mobile or desktop browser with the same account. Review your dashboards on a computer, log on your phone and keep your training, food and body progress together between devices.
A place to begin
Food, body and training.
One app.
A workout. A scanned meal. A check-in. Keep every part of it in one record.
Photography: Ketut Subiyanto, Pavel Danilyuk, Anthony Rahayel, and Pinaki Panda, via Pexels. Photos illustrate activities and food; they do not depict customers or testimonials.
One Fitness Hub performs calculations (like e1RM, body-fat, BMI, BMR and calorie estimates) and shows images, including exercise-form visuals, on forms and elsewhere in the app. These are for informational purposes only — not medical advice, and not produced or reviewed by a certified personal trainer. Some images are generated with the assistance of AI and reviewed by our team, but may still contain inaccuracies. Use at your own risk. Spot something wrong? Email support@onefitnesshub.com and we'll review it. Full details in our Terms of Service.