DIETMAXX
How DietMaxx planning works
DietMaxx uses the profile, sport, goal, training schedule and routine you enter to organize estimated targets and meal timing. It combines those plans with records you enter; estimates and logs are different kinds of information.
Inputs and estimates
Training time, session context, daily schedule and food preferences help shape the plan. Nutrition and hydration targets are calculations from those inputs, not direct measurements of energy expenditure, sweat loss or medical need.
If your schedule or circumstances change, review the profile and resulting plan. Incorrect or incomplete inputs can produce a plan that does not fit your day.
Planned meals and actual records
Daily planning places meals around the training context. Weekly planning uses a selected food template and targets saved when the plan is created, with shopping and preparation views. Review an existing plan after changing your goals rather than assuming all saved meals update automatically.
A planned portion does not prove a meal was eaten. A sleep entry is not a sleep study. Weekly feedback summarizes the information available and cannot establish the cause of a performance change.
Limits and data control
DietMaxx is for everyday planning and education. It does not provide diagnosis, medical treatment, guaranteed performance improvements or a clinically validated recovery assessment.
Personal app records are stored on your device without DietMaxx cloud synchronization. Weather and subscription services need network access. Consult the app privacy notice for details; use the in-app export and deletion options to manage your records.
Bring your routine together with DietMaxx.
For iOS and Android. Check the official listing for availability, compatibility and subscription terms.
