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Meal planning preview · not yet available to beta users
Workouts, food and progress belong in the same picture. The new beta brings meal logging alongside your training. Meal planning is in private testing while we expand the recipe catalogue.
Log what you actually ate, correct a portion and see your calorie balance. Switch macro views, track water and revisit recent entries without losing the rest of your day.
A clear record, without pretending missing nutrition is zero.
Choose meals for the week from available recipes, set household servings and review your plan by day. Planning a meal does not mark it as eaten; your diary records what actually happens.
Plan for the household. Record your own portions.
Build a grocery list from your meal plan. Record what you already have, see what remains to buy and sync changes across your signed-in devices.
One list that reflects the plan and your cupboard.
Illustrative scenarios, not testimonials or dietary recommendations. Screens use synthetic data rendered from the released app code. Food and recipe coverage is growing. New meal-plan creation is restricted to private testing; food logging and existing plans remain available. iOS build 26 is available to Founding Testers; Android build 10 has been submitted for open-beta review. Your store may offer the earlier version until review completes.
Explore five training scenarios, from finding time to keeping the work you actually did. These walkthroughs show an earlier beta interface.
Real app screens
Illustrative scenarios
Priya · ready to train
Priya has a workout plan. In the middle of training, she wants one clear action at a time, without juggling a separate stopwatch and notes.
Less to manage. One saved set, and a clear next action.
Representative use cases, not customer testimonials. Recorded walkthroughs use synthetic accounts and an earlier app interface; the beta’s appearance has since evolved. The connected-day tab also shows an earlier beta screen. These are product demonstrations, not workouts to follow.
An overall workout clock, a timer for the active set, and optional rest after saving.
The user starts the workout, then starts and stops the first bench-press set. They save eight repetitions. The app confirms one set saved and brings the next set into focus with optional rest.
First request a Musopana invitation, then install the beta for your phone. A TestFlight or Google Play testing link installs the app; it does not approve your Musopana account.
Install Apple’s TestFlight app, join Founding Testers, then install Musopana and sign in with your invited email.
Join the open beta with your Google account, then install Musopana securely through Google Play. No tester email list is required.
Android 9 or newer. Health Connect availability varies by device.Open your plans, record workouts and review your history in the browser. Wearable connections and phone health permissions are set up in the mobile app.
Already invited? Use that same account on your devices. Need a hand? Get beta support.
We’re building a practical health companion, starting with a workout you can actually do today. Here’s where that journey stands.
Beta feedback shapes what we improve next.
Planned directions, not release promises. A fully autonomous weekly health coach is not live.
Musopana is a word we coined for the way lasting health actually grows: through useful guidance and achievable progress, one step at a time.
It is not a literal translation from any one language. It is our name for a guide that helps you choose the next healthy action you can genuinely take.
Musopana is in beta and account access is invitation-only. Request access above; an administrator reviews each request. You do not receive a sign-in code or an invitation immediately after submitting a request.
It uses your fitness preferences, planned sessions, and the results you record to provide and adapt your fitness guidance. See our for the current pilot details.
New and revised exercise content is reviewed before publication. Older pilot catalog entries are being progressively curated. AI-supported research is checked through validation and human review.
Food logging is available in the new mobile beta. Creating meal plans is in private testing while we expand recipe coverage. Existing plans and grocery lists remain available. Broader AI-driven weekly planning that adapts meals and training together is our next direction, not a promise of the current beta.
Apple Watch live heart rate works with the iPhone companion. WHOOP can send live heart rate through Bluetooth Heart Rate Broadcast on iPhone and Android. Fitbit and Garmin setup guides help you share supported data through your phone’s health store; available metrics depend on the model and companion app. Direct Fitbit/Garmin cloud sign-in and live heart rate on every model are not promised.
Automatic plan adjustments are opt-in and use the information you choose to share. They work within the current day and protect workouts already started. You can inspect the reason and restore the original plan. Calendar sharing and workout-event creation have separate controls. This is not an always-on weekly rescheduling service.
No. Musopana provides general wellness and fitness guidance, not medical diagnosis or treatment. Seek qualified care for medical concerns.
Use your invited email address. Email codes and configured passwords are supported; Apple and Google sign-in depend on your platform; a verified invited provider email or valid shareable code can admit a new account. Existing accounts require their own sign-in before linking another provider. Installing a beta app does not create an invitation.
Try it in your real routine. Tell us what helps, what gets in the way, and what would make tomorrow easier.
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