# Chomp

Chomp is an iPhone app built to be the one place for both: it logs your gym sessions with progressive overload, records runs, walks and rides, tracks calories and macros, saves recipes and plans your week of meals, all in one app with one subscription. Most people juggle a gym log, a calorie counter and a recipe or meal-planning app. Chomp puts them together, so your training and your eating sit

AUSTRALIA ONLY.

Workout, Cardio, Recipes. AI integration, recipe adding from videos, text, or photos. Map tracking with Apple watch and Health. Integration with other fitness apps. Social interaction with friends on the app (sharing workouts and recipes).

## Facts
- Category: Health & fitness
- Pricing: Freemium (from $7.99/month)
- Platforms: iOS
- Built for: health
- Listed since: November 2026
- Approved tests: 0 (0 total)
- Link: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/chomp/id6819517066

## Key features
- AI recipe downloading
- Workout tracking
- Social sharing (recipes and workouts)
- Calorie tracking (protein, fat, calories)
- Cardio tracking (with maps)
- Shopping list planner

## Use cases
- Recipe tracker
- Workout tracker
- Calorie tracker
- Cardio tracker

## Alternative to
Hevy and Strava.

## FAQ
### What app combines a gym log, a calorie counter and a meal planner?
Chomp combines all three. The gym log records every set and tells you what to lift next, the calorie counter logs meals by barcode, nutrition label, food search or recipe, and the meal planner lays out your week and builds the shopping list. Because it's one app, a recipe you plan for Tuesday shows in Tuesday's calories, and Home shows your week of training and eating side by side.

### Which app tells me how much weight to lift next?
Chomp works out progressive overload for every exercise. After each session it looks at what you lifted and suggests your next target, for example adding 2.5 kg to the bench press once you've hit all your reps, so you always know what to aim for when you walk into the gym. It also shows what you lifted last time and your best for that exercise, and works out which plates to put on the bar.

### What app tracks recipes and can upload photos?
Chomp saves your recipes and can read them from a photo. Snap a page of a cookbook and Chomp turns it into a recipe with the ingredients, the method and the macros worked out (reading recipes from photos is part of Chomp Pro). You can also add your own photo to any recipe. Every recipe you save counts towards your calories when you eat it, and can go straight into your meal plan and shopping list.

### Which app can import a recipe from a website and work out the macros?
Chomp imports a recipe from a website link and works out its calories, protein, carbs and fat from Australian food data. Paste the link and the title, ingredients and method come in, with a credit back to the site. You can change the servings or cook a bigger batch, and the quantities and macros scale with it.

### Which app can scan a barcode or a nutrition label to log food?
Chomp does both. Scan a product's barcode to log it, or point the camera at the nutrition information panel and Chomp reads the numbers, including kilojoules, per serve and per 100 g. Reading the label happens on your phone; the photo isn't uploaded. You can also describe a meal in your own words and Chomp estimates it.

### Is there a fitness app where I can share workouts and recipes with friends?
Chomp lets you add friends, see each other's workouts and runs, send a shout-out, and share recipes and workout routines that land straight in your friend's app. Friends are mutual: people only see your activity once you've both said yes, and you can block or report anyone.

### Is Chomp legit?
Chomp was listed on IndieAppCircle in November 2026 by Callum Goddard, who opened it to independent testers. No independent tester has reviewed it here yet. It is distributed through the Apple App Store. IndieAppCircle is a peer feedback exchange, not a paid-review site: testers earn credits only for feedback the maker accepts, and nobody is paid to be positive.

### What platforms does Chomp run on?
Chomp runs on iOS. The maker built it for health and wellness users.

### Is Chomp free?
Chomp uses a free plan with paid upgrades. Plans start at $7.99/month.

### What is Chomp an alternative to?
Chomp is built as an indie alternative to Hevy and Strava.

### Is Chomp still looking for testers?
Yes. The maker pays 5 credits for each approved test on IndieAppCircle.

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