The AI weight loss coach you chat with
You chat about food the way you'd message a friend: text, photo, or voice. Instant meal estimates, then coaching on where the week leaks. No food databases.
Just chat.
Sound familiar?
You tried MFP or Yazio. Searching food databases, weighing portions. You quit after two weeks, like everyone does.
Keto, intermittent fasting, Whole30. They work until you break the rules, then you're guessing again. No learning transfers.
You can't outrun a surplus you can't count. The founder trained for four months with zero weight loss. Effort wasn't missing. An honest count was.
The gap
Most people who think they're in a deficit aren't. In studies, real intake runs 12–20% above what people recall eating in a day — and 30%+ on food questionnaires. Your count is probably a guess.
What you think
1,800
kcal / day
What you actually eat
2,400
kcal / day
You're not failing. You're probably guessing your intake.
What changes
Chat gives you a usable count. Coaching finds the patterns that erase it.
MyFitnessPal
A food database
You search. You weigh. You log. You burn out after two weeks.
Cal AI
A calculator
Photo in, number out. No coaching, no patterns, no weekly review.
ChatGPT / Gemini
A blank chat
Smart answers, but a blank chat doesn't know your meals, sleep, or week — unless you paste it all in, every time.
Kexo
A coach you chat with
Tracks food, sleep, workouts, gut, and how you feel. Finds weekly leaks. Tells you what to change.
Try it right here
This is a live slice of the app. Pick a sample photo or type what you ate today. The same AI that powers Kexo estimates it on the spot.
On your iPhone
The native app brings the fastest way to log (camera, barcode scanner, voice) and connects Kexo to the rest of your Apple life. You can even share a food photo from any app straight into your log.
Log meals by voice straight from your wrist. Complications keep your day's calories on the watch face.
Weight, steps, and active energy sync in automatically. The meals you log flow back into Health.
Calories and macros at a glance, right on your home screen. No need to open the app.
"Hey Siri, log my lunch." Meals land in your log without the app ever opening.
Not on iPhone? Kexo runs in any browser, Android included. Open the web app
Kexo connects food, sleep, workouts, gut, and how you feel to find the patterns behind your plateau.
"Every time you sleep under 6 hours, you eat 400 more calories the next day."
Log by chat, photo, voice, or barcode. Kexo estimates your meal, and every result stays editable so you remain in control.
"Your weekday deficit gets erased every weekend. Saturday alone added 1,200 kcal."
Choose your coach's personality. The AI learns your patterns over weeks and delivers advice based on YOUR data, not generic tips.
"You skip breakfast and overeat at lunch. Let's fix that specifically."
Jozef
Founder of Kexo
I worked out for four months. Ate "well." Watched the scale stay frozen.
I tried MyFitnessPal and other trackers. Quit every one. Too much work. I tried eating less, but I had no idea what I was actually eating. I wasn't in a deficit. Not even close.
So I built Kexo, an AI coach you chat with. Tell it what you ate, snap a photo, or send a voice note. Fifteen seconds later the AI estimates the rest.
The week I started using it, I finally had a usable count: I was eating 30% more than I thought. I wasn't broken. I was guessing.
I lost 15.1 kg in three and a half months once the numbers were honest.
My result, from my own log. Yours will depend on your deficit and consistency — results vary.
Real people. Real logs.
Early Kexo users: weight down, weeks in. No before/after staging.
Just what the scale said.
Individual results from real user logs, not typical outcomes. Weight loss varies from person to person; a sustainable pace is roughly 0.25–1 kg per week, and some weeks the scale won't move at all.
You've been here before. Start a tracker in January, quit by February. Try a diet, break the rules, lose the thread. Work out for months with nothing to show for it.
Effort wasn't the missing piece. An honest count was.
How many more months will you train without knowing if you're actually in a deficit?
The gap between guess and count doesn't close on its own. Chat with Kexo for usable numbers, then fix the leaks in your week.
