Race fueling, computed

Never bonk in theback half again.

COOKED reads your training and tells you exactly what to eat — tonight, tomorrow morning, and every hour of race day. Carbs, fluid and sodium, built from your sweat rate and your data. Not a flat rule off a forum.

Free for 14 days. Everything unlocked. No card required. Bonking is a fueling error — we removed the error.

9:41
Fuel the work.
Cycling · 3h 10m · Easy
EACH HOUR, AIM FOR
60g carbs / hr
FLUID550 ml
SODIUM800mg
How we got this number
Fluid could be 350–750 ml/hr · sweat test
TrainingRace day
PlanFood
SESSION
SPORT
RunningCyclingTriathlonSwimming
INTENSITY
EasyModerateHard
Today Fuel Log Train Account

Plugs into your training

Your sessions sync themselves. The plan updates before you've unclipped.

No manual entry, no CSV exports. Connect once — every ride, run and night of sleep feeds the model.

Strava Garmin Connect intervals.icu Apple Health Apple Watch GPX · Komoot · RideWithGPS routes Garmin on-wrist fuel alerts

The problem

You train ten hours a week. Then you wing the one thing that decides the race.

№ 1

The bonk

Hour four. Legs full of concrete. It wasn't fitness — you were 80 grams of carbs behind and nobody told you.

№ 2

The dinner guess

Tomorrow is your biggest session of the block, and tonight's plate is… whatever's in the fridge. Hope is not a carb-load.

№ 3

The panic Google

"how many gels marathon" at 10 p.m. the night before. Twelve forums, twelve answers, none of them about your body.

Try the engine

Thirty seconds, four questions, your numbers.

The same bands the app uses — minus everything it measures about you. Consider this the estimate the app exists to beat.

Sport
Gut training
Intensity
Conditions
Duration — 3.0 hours
EACH HOUR, AIM FOR
65G CARBS / HR
FLUID600 ml
SODIUM480 mg
TOTAL CARBS195 g

Built from population averages — the app replaces them with your sweat test, your logged absorption and the forecast at your start line. Get your real numbers →

See it move

Twenty-six real seconds
of the app.

Recorded from the app itself. No mockups, no motion design — just the product.

0:00The morning briefingToday's session, and what to eat for it
0:07The receipts"How we got this number" — nothing hidden
0:14Race dayPick marathon, get an hour-by-hour plan
0:23The shopping listDown to how many gels to buy

Your coach

A coach who has already read your file.

Not generic advice with your name on it. Every answer is computed from your sessions, your logs, your sweat test and your race calendar.

c.YOUR COACH
4h ride tomorrow — what should dinner look like?
Tomorrow costs you roughly 3,100 kcal, so tonight is a 8 g/kg night — about 560 g of carbs for you. Rice or pasta as the anchor, low fibre. Breakfast at 6:15: 140 g, three hours before rollout.
and during?
Your ceiling is 90 g/hr now — we trained it up from 60 this spring. Forecast says 27° at your start, so bottles carry 750 ml and 1,100 mg sodium each. First bottle from km 0 — don't wait to feel it.
Every number above comes from the athlete's own data — this is how it actually talks.
№1It knows the whole story

Sessions, races, meals, sleep, the sweat test you did in June — one memory, and it's deletable any time.

№2It shows up before the moments that matter

The night before a big session it nudges dinner. Race week it runs the carb-load. It speaks when a decision is due — not at 9 a.m. for engagement.

№3It grades the race, honestly

Afterwards: where the plan held, where you drifted, what it cost in minutes — and exactly what changes before the next one.

See the coaching in depth 

How it works

Your ride writes the plan. You just eat.

Three inputs the app reads on its own. Zero spreadsheets you maintain.

Read the model behind it →

Connect your training

Strava, intervals.icu, Garmin, Apple Health. COOKED reads every session's real demand — duration, intensity, heat — the moment it lands.

Tonight's plate, computed

Carbs scaled to what tomorrow actually costs. A 60-minute VO₂ day and a recovery spin are not the same dinner — COOKED knows the difference.

Race day, hour by hour

A fueling timeline built from your sweat rate, the weather at your start line, and what your gut can actually absorb. Down to which bottle, which gel, when.

A day with COOKED

It runs in the background of your life — until the moments it shouldn't.

No dashboards to babysit. It speaks when a decision is due, and the decision is already made.

9:41
THURSDAY
Fuelled for today?
Ready  ·  Ironman · 12d
MON24Hard
TUE25Easy
WED26Easy
THU27Easy
FRI28Hard
SAT29Easy
SUN30Easy
Week 0/7 · 0/10.8 h
c.TODAY · 20MIN RIDE · EASY · 19:00
Easy does it. Keep it honest.

Eat ~74g carbs 1–2 h before — short enough that a bottle covers the session itself.

See the fuel plan
From your coach — every number from your own plan and logs.
Fuel
1,978kcal left
Ready to fuel — 1,978 kcal today  · Why?
c.YOUR COACH
No problem — plans shift, that's normal. What's going on now?
Reply…
Today Fuel Log Train Account

7:02 — you wake up

HRV, resting HR and sleep are already in from your watch. Readiness says go. If it didn't, today's targets would already be softer.

12:40 — the ride lands

Strava syncs. The session's real cost is computed and your day's remaining carbs update — lunch just got specific.

18:30 — dinner, decided

Tomorrow is 4 h at endurance pace, so tonight is 8 g/kg. Photo the plate; COOKED reconciles it in seconds.

Race week

The six-day carb ramp starts on its own. The shopping list says exactly how many gels to buy. The forecast sets your fluid.

Race morning

Hour-by-hour plan on your phone, carb tank on your Garmin. Miss a feed and it re-plans the catch-up before you've finished swearing.

Monday after

The report card: where the plan held, where you drifted, what it cost — and what changes before the next one.

Race day, live

The plan rides with you.

Hour by hour on your phone and your Garmin — and when the race doesn't go to plan, the plan comes to you.

0:00Bottle · 90 g mix30 g
0:30Gel25 g
1:00Bottle + chews45 g
1:30Missed feed — re-planning· · ·
2:00Bottle + gel · catch-up, capped50 g
2:30Gel + salt cap25 g
CARB TANK0%

Everything under the hood

Deep enough for the spreadsheet crowd. Simple enough for the night before.

Why this exists

Built by an athlete who bonked one time too many.

COOKED's builder blew up 40 km from home with a pocket full of nothing — fit enough, fueled like an amateur. The fitness was there. The fueling wasn't. Every feature since exists to make that ride impossible.

The point of all of it

The bonk is optional.

A bonk isn't a fitness failure. It's a fueling deficit that started three hours before you felt it — and deficits are arithmetic. COOKED runs the arithmetic every hour, every day, so the hole never opens. Follow the plan and the wall simply isn't where you're going.

On training days

Tonight's plate is sized to tomorrow's session. Big day coming — carbs go up tonight, automatically. Recovery spin — they don't. Your gut gets trained like your legs, so the ceiling you race with in October is built in July.

On race day

An hour-by-hour plan your gut can actually absorb — from your sweat test, your carb ceiling and the forecast at the start line. Miss a feed and it re-plans the catch-up, capped so the fix never becomes the new problem. On your phone, and on your Garmin mid-race.

Fuel the next one properly 

Pricing

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FAQ

What athletes ask first.

Which sports does it cover?

Cycling, running and triathlon first-class — road, gravel, ultra, marathon, 70.3 and full distance. Swim legs are planned as part of triathlon race plans.

What does it connect to?

Strava, intervals.icu, Garmin Connect and Apple Health. Sessions sync automatically; your fueling updates the moment a ride lands.

Is it just for race day?

No — race day is the exam. Most of COOKED is the daily work: tonight's plate sized to tomorrow's session, recovery windows, gut training so a 100 g/hr plan is actually absorbable by October.

Where does the sodium number come from?

Your sweat rate (measured with the in-app sweat test or estimated from your data), your session, and the forecast at your start line. Hot day, heavy sweater, long effort — the number moves the way your body does.

Android?

iPhone first. Android is built and in testing — it lands after the iOS launch settles.

How do I cancel?

Two taps in your iPhone's Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions — the same place as every App Store subscription. No emails, no retention flow. Your data stays either way.

Can I get my data out?

Yes — ask from Support and we'll export it. Deleting your account (Account → Delete account, in the app) wipes everything, including coach memory and cycle data.

What happens after the free trial?

Pick monthly or annual. If you do nothing, you keep your data and your logs — you just lose the premium tools until you subscribe.

Your next race starts at dinner.

COOKED is landing on the App Store. Leave your email and the download link is in your inbox the moment it goes live — nothing else, ever.

You're in. The App Store link lands in your inbox on launch day. Until then — eat something tonight you'll thank yourself for tomorrow.

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