Nutrition
MyFitnessPal + AI fitness coaching
The meals you log in MyFitnessPal, as meal summaries, through Apple Health or Health Connect. Memory.fit brings it to your AI, so it coaches you from your real training, fueling and recovery.
Works today through Apple Health or Health Connect · Shares a summary of each meal, not the single foods. On iPhone, MyFitnessPal shares meals without the real time you ate them.
What MyFitnessPal brings
- Each meal's calories, protein, carbs and fat
- Fiber, sugar, sodium and caffeine, when shared
- Breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack
Read from Apple Health or Health Connect. Memory.fit never writes to MyFitnessPal.
Setup
How to connect MyFitnessPal to Memory.fit
- 01
In MyFitnessPal, turn on its Apple Health (iPhone) or Health Connect (Android) sync and allow nutrition.
- 02
In the Memory.fit app, open Settings → Health data and connect Apple Health or Health Connect.
- 03
Allow Memory.fit to read nutrition.
- 04
Meals you log in MyFitnessPal appear on that day in Memory.fit, labeled MyFitnessPal, and count once in the day.
In practice
What your AI does with MyFitnessPal
Fuel next to training
Your AI sees what you ate next to what the session needed, without you logging it twice.
Counted once
A meal you also told your AI about counts once in the day, labeled with the app it came from.
Fixed where you logged it
Something wrong? Change it in the app you logged it in. Your AI won't log it again.
Questions
MyFitnessPal and Memory.fit, in short.
No. When a meal from MyFitnessPal and one your AI logged match in time and size, the day counts it once and shows that it is also in MyFitnessPal.
No. Change or remove it in MyFitnessPal, where you logged it. Memory.fit shows what MyFitnessPal shares with Apple Health or Health Connect, and your AI knows not to log it again.
It works today through Apple Health or Health Connect. In MyFitnessPal, turn on its Apple Health (iPhone) or Health Connect (Android) sync and allow nutrition. In the Memory.fit app, open Settings → Health data and connect Apple Health or Health Connect. Allow Memory.fit to read nutrition. Meals you log in MyFitnessPal appear on that day in Memory.fit, labeled MyFitnessPal, and count once in the day.
Each meal's calories, protein, carbs and fat, Fiber, sugar, sodium and caffeine, when shared, Breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack.
Every AI you connect to Memory.fit: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Muse, Cue, Grok Bot and any app that supports MCP. They all read the same history.
No. Memory.fit reads what MyFitnessPal shares with Apple Health or Health Connect, and writes nothing back to MyFitnessPal.
Yes. Turn off MyFitnessPal's sharing in the app, or Memory.fit's access in Apple Health or Health Connect, at any time.
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