Fuelin - Performance Nutrition

Name: Fuelin - Performance Nutrition
Rating: 4.5 (1183 reviews)
Author: Thrive AI Labs

By: Thrive AI Labs App

Sports Nutrition Coaching

Overview

Version:

2.2.4

Last updated: 2026-07-13

Features & Capabilities

Fuelin is the world’s first adaptive nutrition coach designed for active individuals. It builds a daily, workout-aware nutrition plan, offers Smart Meals, AI-powered food logging, and seamless integrations with Strava, Garmin, and more to tailor fueling to your training and goals.

With hydration tracking, Carb Capacity insights, and in-app lessons, Fuelin teaches lasting nutrition skills without the guesswork. Available in Autopilot and Copilot plans, it supports a wide range of sports and races, helping athletes recover faster, optimize performance, and fuel with confidence.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Sports AI Education Data

By:

Thrive AI Labs

Rating:

4.50

(1,183) 20 new ratings

Version:

2.2.4 Last updated: 2026-07-13

Version code:

888204928

Creation date:

2021-10-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

144.54MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-15

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 51,664 ▲ 299

Other rankings

#25 in performance keyword 17 ▲ 14

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Developed by:

Thrive AI Labs

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fuelin-performance-nutrition/id1579806995

Website:

https://www.fuelin.com/

User Reviews

Fuelin offers strong, training-aware fueling with TrainingPeaks integration and customizable macros, plus AI meal ideas and race-day planning. However, user feedback is mixed: many appreciate the coaching-like features and clean UI, while recurring complaints focus on usability, inaccurate macros, no free trial despite upfront pricing, lack of cycle tracking, and occasional reliability issues.

Pros

TrainingPeaks integration (and FitnessPal) to sync workouts and nutrition data
Highly customizable macro tracking and training-aware fueling plans that reduce guesswork
AI-assisted meal suggestions and recipe ideas based on ingredients for easy planning
Race-day and pre-race fueling planning to optimize performance
Clean UI and a coaching-like experience that users feel they can rely on

Cons

Clunky UI and difficult, labor-intensive food logging; not very intuitive
Macro tracking accuracy issues: macros can be incorrect or inconsistent even when scanning barcodes
Upfront pricing with no free trial, leaving some users skeptical about value
Lack of cycle tracking and limited flexibility to real-life schedules (no cycle-based adjustments)
Occasional reliability issues and integration bugs (e.g., crashes or sync quirks)

Recent reviews

I use Garmin Connect with my Garmin watch for tracking everything as well as the Runna app for marathon training. I’m really enjoying the Fuelin app but it is really annoying and frustrating that I have to manually input every planned workout instead of Fuelin pulling that information from either Runna or my Garmin calendar. Runna pushes my planned workouts to Garmin but for some reason Fuelin isn’t able to grab that information. I also use an AI coach called Rest or Train that has all of my info from Runna and Garmin. Fuelin has a great concept but still lots of work to do in the integration department! It also seems glitchy when entering my upcoming runs/workouts. In the beginning I wasn’t able to enter planned mileage but Fuelin was able to fix that problem. Now I’m having trouble getting dates to “stick”. I have to enter the date several times in the process of adding the manual activity or it just reverts back to today’s date. Very annoying.

by No*****, 2026-07-31

It gave me a free trial option. I tried it for a day and it wasn’t for me. I went to cancel my trial. It took me several questions and then it said I had to cancel it in my app subscription. I had none in my apps and I kept checking it. A week later it billed me. This time it gave me an option to cancel in my billing portal (which wasn’t available during the free trial).