Free food and workout logging. Optional Pro for more AI.
Requires iOS 26 or later. Apple Watch optional.
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Start free. Add Pro when you need it.
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Manual food and workout logging
Your saved meals, sets and training history
Photo scans, generated plans and coaching with a shared daily AI allowance
The app shows your account’s allowance. After the daily reset you can use AI again; manual logging stays available throughout.
Pro
US $9.99 / month Switzerland: CHF 9 / month
Everything in Free
No daily AI cap on coaching, scans and generated plans
Pro renews automatically each month. Manage or cancel in your App Store account settings at least 24 hours before renewal.
US and Swiss App Store prices. Your local price is shown before purchase.
See how you’ll use it.
Start with food, training or a question.
Log the meals you actually eat.
Add a meal by hand, barcode or photo. Review the amounts before saving it to your food diary.
Save a meal
Review calories and protein, adjust the amounts and save to the day you ate it.
Plan meals when you want to
Photograph your fridge, review the ingredients and get recipes with a shopping list.
Keep food logging simple
Take a meal photo, scan a barcode or add food yourself. Check the estimates before saving.
A saved meal, ready in your food diary.Tap to enlarge
See your last set. Log your next.
Build a workout plan around your goal, your schedule and the equipment you have. Keep the plan and your progress together.
Plan the next eight weeks
Choose how often you want to train and what you want to work on.
Remember what you lifted
Log weights, reps and effort. Your completed sessions stay in your history.
Keep your phone in your pocket
Use Apple Watch to log sets when you have one. Your iPhone works on its own, too.
Your workout, with each set ready to log.Tap to enlarge
Ask the built-in AI coach.
Ask about your food, workouts or progress without typing your history into another app. Your coach can use the information already in NAFA.
“Your goal is to build endurance. Your current plan is set to build muscle. Review it before choosing your next session.”
From the Today screen
Ask a question about your day
“Am I eating enough protein?” starts with the meals you logged.
Put recovery to use
Connect Apple Health to bring sleep and recovery into your training decisions.
Keep the final say
Review recommendations, change your plan and record what you chose.
Ask about the food and training you have already logged.Tap to enlarge
Keep what works for you.
Connect Apple Health
With your permission, NAFA can use sleep, activity, heart rate and body measurements from Apple Health alongside what you log in the app. You choose what to share.
Bring your routine
Edit your workouts and log the meals you already eat. NAFA does not import another app’s set-by-set history or saved meals; add those in NAFA when you want to use them here.
NAFA has its own AI coach. You can also connect an assistant you already use.
Already use ChatGPT for food or training advice? Connect NAFA so it can read the workouts and meals you've logged. You approve each change before it is saved.
Choose what your assistant can read or edit. Disconnect anytime.
Yes. Manual food and workout logging stay available on the free plan. Photo scans, generated plans and coaching share a daily AI allowance; the app shows the allowance for your account. When it runs out, keep logging manually and use AI again after the daily reset, or choose Pro.
Do I need an Apple Watch or ChatGPT?
No. Log your workouts and food and use the built-in AI coach on iPhone. Apple Watch adds set logging on your wrist. Connecting Apple Health or an external assistant is optional.
Can I use my own routine?
Yes. Edit your workouts and food targets, and record what you actually did. You can log a meal without making a weekly meal plan.
What happens after I download?
Create a NAFA account and set your goals. You can start on the free plan without buying Pro. Choose whether to connect Apple Health and which data to share.
Does NAFA use AI?
Yes, for features such as food photo estimates, meal and workout plans, and coaching. You can review and correct the results. Estimates can be wrong, and coaching is general fitness guidance, not medical advice.