Liftor

iPhone. iOS 15.1 or later.

Blog topic

Nutrition

Turn food targets into meals you can prepare and record. Read about calorie targets, supplement limits and sharing a daily meal plan with whoever cooks.

  • How to log homemade meals by ingredients

    Log homemade meals from ingredient weights and food labels. Work through a dal example, divide a batch and keep estimates visible when details are missing.

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  • Muscle without protein powder: 6 foods

    Build muscle without protein powder using a weighed Indian food example. Check the 106 g calculation, dry weights and the limits of protein targets.

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  • Grocery list from a meal plan: the maths

    Make a grocery list from your meal plan. Combine ingredients, check pantry quantities and see how Liftor scales a week to 30 days before rounding.

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  • Dairy-free vegetarian protein meals

    Build dairy-free vegetarian meals with dal, soya chunks and tempeh. Compare weighed portions, protein estimates and a method for shared cooking.

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  • Calorie calculator, and a target that moves

    How many calories to cut or gain: a calculator on Mifflin–St Jeor and the app's multipliers, the ±100 kcal rule Liftor applies daily, and the floor.

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  • Supplement upper limits: magnesium, zinc, iron

    Upper intake levels for supplemental magnesium (350 mg), zinc (40 mg), iron (45 mg) and calcium (2,500 mg): where they come from, and how Liftor caps a stack.

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  • How to share your daily meal plan as a PDF

    Export your daily Liftor meal plan as a PDF on iPhone, send it to whoever cooks, and share the shopping-list PDF separately. See what each file includes.

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