THE EXPERIENCE

A run day isn't a rest day.
Your plan already knows the difference.

Most apps hand you a number and walk away. KEXBI reads your body and the training ahead, then turns both into a fuel plan: real food, timed to the workout ahead. Pick a day and see what changes.

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01 · It reads the day

The same day, on your clock.

Your whole day placed in time: every fuelling moment on a 24-hour dial, or the macros that fill each window. Pick a day above, then switch the view.

Saturday 4th July

REST DAY

Clear fatigue. Set up tomorrow.

Next in

MIN

Pre-bed

1,834 kcal 192 carbs 130 protein 61 fat

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Your clock, not a template

Nobody eats lunch at one o'clock because an app said so.

Most plans hang food on a fixed grid: breakfast at eight, lunch at one, dinner at seven. Your day does not run on that grid, and neither does your body. KEXBI builds the timetable from when you actually wake, train and sleep, then places every meal against it.

06:45Wake, and the first fluid of the day

07:15Breakfast, while your body handles carbs best

12:45Lunch, paced so no protein gap runs past four hours

15:30Pre-training fuel, timed to clear your stomach

18:30Dinner, finished before the cutoff that protects your sleep

20:30Slow protein, at the start of the overnight fast

Your body clock is worked out, not asked about

No personality quiz. Your rhythm is read from when you actually sleep, wake and train, and it moves when those move.

It moves the meal, not the training

When a workout lands awkwardly, the food around it shifts to fit. It will not push a meal into a window your gut cannot use just to keep a tidy schedule.

Protecting your sleep beats forcing a late meal

Past a point, a late dinner costs you more in sleep than it returns in fuel. When the two compete, sleep wins and the food moves earlier.

It suggests. It never overwrites.

A change arrives as a flag with the reason attached. Nothing moves on your plan until you tap to apply it.

02 · The home tab

Your day, and the food that meets it

Home is where today's target lives, and everything that feeds it: the kitchen that cooks the plan, and the pantry that keeps it honest.

Today

Today's target, and why it looks like this

The number for the day, with the reason it landed where it did, before you have logged a single thing.

The recipe and kitchen screen showing a meal with real ingredients and portions

The kitchen

From the plan to the plate

Real recipes in practical portions, timed to the window they belong in. No abstract 100 g servings, just the meal in front of you.

My Pantry

The food you actually keep

Everything in your cupboard in one place, so the plan builds from what you have, and it flags the one thing you're short before it costs you the next workout.

03 · The journal tab

What happened, and why it mattered

The journal records the day as it actually ran, then shows you the reasoning behind it: what shaped the plan, how it was checked, and how last night fed today.

The journal

See what changed

When the day doesn't run to plan, log the difference if you want KEXBI to use it. The plan still works without recording every meal.

A screen showing the signals that shaped today's plan

The inputs

See what shaped today

See the inputs behind today: training, body, sleep and recovery from Whoop, Oura or Apple Health.

Plan integrity

Every number, checked before you see it

KEXBI checks energy, protein and hydration before it shows you the day.

Gaps

It tells you what's missing, before it costs you a workout.

The plan is built from the food you keep, so a gap in your pantry is a gap in your fuelling. KEXBI reads what you have against what the week ahead actually asks for, and names the shortfall while there is still time to do something about it.

What a gap looks like

Nothing usable for long runs

Your longest workout this week runs well past an hour, and there is nothing in your pantry you can carry and absorb while you are moving. The rest of the week is covered.

It stays quiet unless it is sure

A gap is only raised once it survives every check: you do not already own something that covers it, the item reads properly, and it is something you can actually find and buy.

The alert, not the list

Your week's shopping list is built from your plan. This is the separate heads-up for the one thing you would otherwise miss.

Nothing is bought on your behalf

It is a heads-up, not a checkout. What you keep in your kitchen stays your call.

FINAL BETA

Test it before everyone else.

Cohort 002 is the last test group before the November launch. Fifty places, free via TestFlight, two months free at launch.