Fitness MCP

Track your workouts and nutrition with AI assistance

Get Started

Add this MCP server URL to your Claude settings to start tracking your fitness:

https://fitapp-beta.meetdeshan.xyz/mcp

Claude will automatically handle authentication when you connect.

1

Add URL to Claude

Copy the URL above to your MCP settings

2

Sign in with Google

Authenticate with your Google account

3

Start Tracking

Begin tracking workouts and nutrition

What is Fitness MCP?

Fitness MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that enables AI assistants like Claude to help you track workouts and nutrition. Connect it to Claude Desktop or Claude Web to get personalized fitness tracking through natural conversation.

Workout Routines

Create and manage workout routines with exercises, sets, and reps

Session Tracking

Log sets, reps, and weights during active workout sessions

Nutrition Logging

Log food with automatic calorie and macro lookup

Private & Secure

Your data is tied to your Google account and kept private

Simple Examples

You

"I just had 100g chicken breast"

Claude

"Logged 100g chicken breast: 165 cal, 31g protein, 0g carbs, 3.6g fat. Today's total: 1,205 calories."

You

"Create a leg day with squats, leg press, and lunges"

Claude

"Created Leg Day routine with 3 exercises: Squats (4 sets), Leg Press (3 sets), Lunges (3 sets). Ready to start when you are!"

Complex Examples

You

"How many Big Macs can I have today if my goal is 2,000 calories?"

Claude

"Based on your intake today (1,205 cal), you have 795 calories remaining. A Big Mac is ~550 cal, so you could have 1 Big Mac with 245 cal to spare. Want me to log it?"

You

"What's my strongest lift this month based on volume?"

Claude

"Analyzing your workouts... Deadlift leads with 12,500 lbs total volume (5 sessions), followed by Squat at 9,800 lbs. Your deadlift also has the best progression: +15 lbs on your working sets since week 1."

You

"Create a PPL split with 10 sets per muscle group"

Claude

"Created 3 routines: Push (30 sets: chest 10, shoulders 10, triceps 10), Pull (30 sets: back 10, biceps 10, rear delts 10), Legs (30 sets: quads 10, hamstrings 10, calves 10). Each routine has 3-4 exercises per muscle group."