LivFit is a household nutrition and fitness platform. Plan meals for everyone in your family, scan receipts to fill your kitchen, log strength sessions, and ask questions in plain language — with AI that explains, never invents.
Most nutrition apps are single-user trackers with AI bolted on. LivFit is the opposite: a whole-household platform where the AI is a careful interpreter, not a creative author.
Built for one user. Spouse, kids, training partner — each needs their own subscription, their own log, their own data island.
Profiles for everyone in your home, included. Different goals, different rules, one place to look. Children are never optimized for calories or macros — only patterns are visible to parents.
Ask the chatbot for macros and it generates a plausible-sounding number. Sometimes correct. Often not. No way to tell which.
Macros come from USDA, branded-food databases, and your own kitchen — never from an LLM guess. The AI explains what's there in plain language, and refuses to fill gaps with fiction.
Streaks. Daily reminders. Optimization-or-shame loops. The product wants you back every day, whether you need it or not.
When nothing needs your attention, the app says nothing at all. Open it when you have a question; close it when you don't. No push, no streak, no pressure.
Free to start. $15+/month for AI features. $20+/month for family sharing. Most useful capability is always one tier up.
$12/month. The whole product, family included. No premium, no upsell, no feature locked behind a higher plan. Cancel in one tap.
These aren't features. They're rules we won't break — even when growth would be easier without them.
This app is a tool, not an authority. Your family knows what works best for you. We provide information and gentle guidance — you make the decisions.
Whether with family, friends, or a small group — shared habits build stronger bonds. We celebrate every step forward, together.
Food is connection, celebration, and comfort. We honor all the reasons we eat. Discipline and enjoyment aren't opposites — they coexist.
Goals aren't just physical — they're emotional, spiritual, and relational. We grow closer to the people we love while becoming our best selves.
Set up the household, fill the kitchen, live the week. The whole thing is designed for the long, ordinary middle — not the goal-setting moment.
Add everyone who eats at your table — adults and kids. Each member gets a profile with the right targets and the right rules. R-03 is enforced from this moment forward: no calorie or macro targets are ever shown for or generated about children.
Scan a grocery receipt — photo or PDF — and Gemini extracts every item in seconds. Pick which ones you actually cook with; those become your pantry. Macros, Food Compass grade, and serving size land already filled in.
Log meals, scan packages, hit Apple Watch sessions. Ask anything in plain language — the answer comes from your own kitchen and the household's actual data. Quiet on days you don't need help. Honest on days you do.
Three kinds of household use LivFit most. We design for all three — and we design for the long, ordinary middle of the week, not the goal-setting moment. If you're a single user optimizing your own macros, this isn't the right tool for you.
You feed a household on weeknights. You want to know dinner is good enough — without thinking about it for the next forty-five minutes. The questions you actually ask are about the kids, not your own macros.
“Did we eat well today? Yes? Then I'm done.”
Partner. Kids of different ages. Maybe aging parents. Different needs at every meal — one person training hard, one with allergies, one who only eats four foods this month. You hold the whole system together, mostly in your head.
“What works for everyone tonight?”
You've tracked before. The numbers got loud, then they got mean. You want help — but only the kind that knows when to be quiet, and only the kind that trusts you to know your own family. No streaks. No optimization-or-shame.
“Can I trust myself again?”
Most apps treat AI as a creative author. We treat it as a careful interpreter of real food data — and we never let it invent macros, calories, or nutrition facts. If we can't ground an answer, we say so.
These five rules are non-negotiable. They're the contract between LivFit and your household. We'd rather lose you than break it.
We never sell your data. We never use it to train ads. You can delete any meal, any household member, or your entire account at any time, and we mean it — the data is gone, not soft-deleted. Everything is encrypted at rest, and every access is logged.
Calories, protein, fat, and other macros come from established food databases — the USDA's public data, branded-product databases, and your own kitchen. The AI's job is to read and explain what's there in plain language, not to make up numbers when it doesn't know. If we can't ground an answer in real data, we tell you, and we narrow the answer rather than guess.
Calorie and macro targets are never shown to anyone under 18, and the AI is not allowed to generate them for kids either. Parents see patterns and explanations only. This isn't a setting that can be toggled off — it's enforced deep in the system, not just hidden in the interface.
The AI can read a receipt, scan a food label, or draft a meal log — but nothing reaches your record until you tap confirm. You always get to see what the AI thinks it found, edit it, and decide whether to keep it. This rule is enforced on our servers, not just in the app, so it can't be bypassed.
Questions touching eating disorders, prescription medications for kids, or mental-health concerns get one response: a gentle note suggesting you talk to a clinician. The AI declines to advise on these, every single time. There is no growth metric we'd trade this for.
No tiers. No upsell. No “premium AI.” The whole product, one price, family included.
Cancel anytime in one tap. No contracts. No exit interview.
That's the whole point. And it's better, lived together.
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