THE HEALTH LOGBOOK FOR REAL LIFE

Build momentum. Adapt to real life. Never start over.

The execution system for training, nutrition and recovery routines that helps you adhere. Flexible in the moment, balanced across the week and progressive over months, so life's curveballs don't cost you your health and fitness goals.

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Today

Training day · Build phase, week 3 of 8

  1. 06:30

    Wake up

    7 h 45 min · logged

  2. Now
  3. 12:30

    High-protein lunch

    Fuel target · standalone

  4. 17:00

    Pre-workout fuel

    Linked to session · 30 min before

  5. 17:30

    Upper Body Push

    45 min · rotation session 2 of 4

  6. 21:30

    Magnesium

    Night habit · 1 h before sleep

  7. 22:30

    Bedtime

    8 h target · wake 06:30

Steps

620

of 10,000

Fuel

0 kcal

0 g protein

Water

0.2 L

of 3.0 L

This week's training

0 done · 4 planned

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How it works

The systems do the working, so you can just work out.

Habits stand alone. Or compound.

Routines run in context. Daily habits carry on whether you train or rest, from long-term routines to a short course of antibiotics spaced around your meals. When a session is on, its habits move with it, habits tied to habits follow, caffeine holds back late, and a free evening offers mobility.

17:00Lift · 60 min18:00
Snack15:30
Caffeine16:15
Protein18:15
CreatineWith protein
Medication06:30
First meal07:00
Sleep22:30
Wind-down21:00
MagnesiumWith wind-down
15 min buffer30 min delay
Lift starts
Ends 18:00

Keep your sequence. Re-allocate as life happens.

Your sessions stay on the calendar, but the order belongs to your rotation. Miss a day or take time off, and your sequence simply re-allocates to your next open window.

Up nextCycle 01
01Upper A
02Lower A
03Rest
  • Day 1 · next up: Upper A

Life books the week. Sessions find room.

Your schedule sets the windows. When other priorities come first, sessions slide to the next window long enough to fit.

Your standing week · 5.8 h open across 6 days

4 sessions fitted to your open windows

Spontaneous still counts.

Even when you aren't on a training programme, you can still record what you do and let your supporting habits build around each other.

Plan 01 · Wk 1 to 11

Winter base and compound strength

Event · Wk 6

Heavy cold · Mon to Thu

Wk 1Wk 13Wk 26Wk 39Wk 52
Move2 sessions skipped, next one picks up at position 2
SuggestionMorning walk habit not suggested on sick days

Drag to see how plans and ad hoc training flow across the year.

The honest bit

Perfection isn't a training strategy.

Plans bend when life happens. You set the rules for spacing, rest and open windows, and FitLeaf uses them to re-arrange the rest of your week. What actually happened is recorded, swaps and all, without rewriting history.

Throw a curveball

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

LifeTrainingFuel & habitsSleep
Meeting overruns
Upper 18:30
Lower 07:00
Rest
Upper 18:30
Open 12–13:30
Rasen RC 09:00
Rest
Meds 07:30
Carbs 06:15
Meds 07:30
Carbs 17:30
Meds 07:30
Carbs 08:00
Meds 07:30
Sleep 23:00
Sleep 23:00
Sleep 23:00
Sleep 23:00
Sleep 23:30
Sleep 23:30
Sleep 23:00

Thu 17:40 · curveball incoming

One session, the whole story

Swap kit mid-workout, catch rep PBs as you log, keep the plan and the log side by side, and see the sleep and food behind how it felt.

Upper A · in progress

1Barbell bench pressPower rack · 4 × 6
72.5 × 672.5 × 672.5 × 6
Superset3 rounds · 60 s rest · RPE 8
2aWeighted pull-up

+10 kg · 3 × 6 · RPE 8

2bCable fly

3 × 12 · RPE 8.5

Food tracking without the hunt

Saved meals in one tap, quick macro estimates, or a pint on a Friday. Factual calories and quick logging extras like alcohol units, without lectures or broken streaks.

Dinner19:30
  • 1 ×

    Pasta, big bowl

    560 kcal · logged

  • 500 ml

    Sparkling water

    0 kcal · logged

  • 1 slice

    Dessert (estimate)

    Calorie-led estimate · exact grams stay factual when known

    P 18%
    C 53%
    F 29%
    ~320
    kcal
    ~14 g
    protein
    ~42 g
    carbs
    ~10 g
    fat

    Peak, taper, race, recover

    Each stage of an event is logged: the big week, the taper, race-day target and chip time, then a planned deload with nothing owed.

    10k planVolumeIntensity

    Wk 21 · Peak

    Lincolnshire Wolds
    118 km long run · Lincolnshire Wolds
    • Long run18 km · logged 1:34
    • QualityTempo 3 × 2 km
    • LegsHeavy · as planned

    Biggest week of the block, logged as it happened

    Who it's for

    Built for busy, not just for serious.

    Whether you want to exercise twice a week, daily, or whenever you fancy it, life can get in the way. FitLeaf is for anyone who wants their effort to compound anyway.

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    The ambitious realist

    High standards, crowded life. Delivering at work and at home, but tired of your potential taking the hit.

    When work or family wipes out half your week, FitLeaf adapts what's left, protects your baseline and keeps the block compounding.

    Train solo or with a group. Share with your circle.

    Clubs, coaches, physios and friends, without a public feed being enforced. When you want to share, it's easy to.

    Club sessions in your plan

    Club nights count towards your block. Cancelled or can't make it? Adapt it solo, or skip and let your next open window absorb the work.

    Tue 19:00

    • 19:00

      Rasen RC track night

      6 × 800 m · with the group

    • 19:00

      Solo 6 × 800 m

      Same session · your local loop

    1800 m repeats

    Group pace · 90 s jog recovery

    2:582:582:582:582:582:58
    Weekly intervals2 of 3 · on track

    Club volume can be factored into solo training plans

    Share with a code

    Any workout, plan or meal lands in a friend's library, ready to run or adapt.

    Sam shared a workout

    Pull day

    3 exercises · 1 superset · ~45 min

    Tap to import

    Bring your coach or your athletes

    Invite your own coach, or programme your athletes and still train privately yourself.

    Coach · lower A

    1Back squat

    4 × 6 @ 100 kg · RPE 8 · 3 min rest

    2Romanian deadlift

    3 × 10 @ 70 kg · cue: 3 s lowering

    Cues and targets travel straight to their plan

    Stop restarting. Start recording what actually happens.

    Your health can get deprioritised when life gets in the way. Log your training, protect your sleep, and keep your momentum without catch-up guilt.