bulklab tracks your surplus, builds your meal plans, and coaches you through plateaus. One app, designed from scratch for people who need to eat more.
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MyFitnessPal shows red warnings when you eat "too much." Noom won't let you sign up if you're underweight. You're paying $300+ a year across 3-4 apps that don't talk to each other, and none of them were designed for someone trying to gain.
60-second quiz. Weight, height, goals, dietary preferences, experience level. We set your targets.
AI generates your meal plan, calorie targets, and training program. Grocery list included.
Track daily, see your trends, get nudges when you're falling short. The app adapts with you weekly.
Every coach says drink your calories. No app has a shake builder. Tell us what's in your kitchen and how many calories you need.
Static calculators miss by 300+ calories. bulklab recalculates your expenditure from real weight data every week.
Grocery lists, prep schedules, budget constraints, dietary restrictions. Auto-adjusts for training vs rest days.
Not a generic alarm. At 6 PM with 1,200 calories left, bulklab tells you exactly what to make and how long it takes.
Ask a question. Get an answer based on your logged food, weight trends, and training. Not recycled advice from a weight-loss chatbot.
Your weight swings 2-5 lbs daily from water and sodium. bulklab smooths the data and shows gain-rate analysis. Too fast, too slow, or on track.
Proactive "eat more" coaching that escalates urgency as the day progresses
Food ranked by calories per volume — not per gram
A shake builder that turns remaining macros into a recipe
TDEE that accounts for your metabolism speeding up when you eat more
A UI that celebrates surplus instead of punishing it with red warnings
Meal prep automation for 4,000+ daily calories with grocery lists
A community where gaining weight is the goal, not the problem
Browse every planned feature, vote on what matters to you, or pitch something we haven't thought of. Your votes set development priority.
My freshman year of high school I was 86 pounds. It's all I ever heard from friends, family, random people. 'Just eat more.' As if I hadn't tried.
I've watched my weight climb for a few weeks and then fall right back because I had no system. No app understood the problem. They all assumed I was trying to lose weight.
bulklab is what I wish existed. An app that holds you accountable, gives you the information that matters, and doesn't charge you $80/year for a barcode scanner.
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