01 — Food
Log a meal
in seconds.
Search a food, enter grams or servings, and the day's calories, protein, carbs and fat update as you type. You always know what's left of each target. Save recipes once and log them in one go.
For iPhone · One-time purchase
A quiet place
to get stronger.
Ultimate Kami tracks what you eat and what you lift, and shows you whether you're moving toward your goal. That's all it does.
Download on theApp Store
Pay once.
Keep it forever.
Most fitness apps. Ultimate Kami.
No feed. No followers. No AI coach. No ads, no streaks, no notifications asking for your attention. Just a log of what you ate and what you lifted, and an honest picture of where it's taking you.
Log a meal
02 — Training
Remember
every set.
Log weight and reps as you go. Each exercise keeps a chart of every set you've done, so you know the number to beat. Bring last session's lineup back in order, track left and right sides, and time your rests.
03 — Goal
Know where
you stand.
Set a target bodyweight and body fat, and the calories and macros to get there. Weigh in when you like. Daily, weekly and monthly averages show the trend, so one bad day doesn't throw you.
The small things,
done carefully.
- Apple Health
- Steps and active calories fill themselves in.
- Rest timer
- A plain stopwatch with laps, one tab away.
- Stats
- Day, week or month. Drag across a chart to read any point.
- All your data
- Every food, set and weigh-in, open to browse and edit.
- Recipes
- Build a meal from your own ingredients, then log it like any food.
- Fast
- Native and on-device, quick enough to use between sets.
Why it exists
It started as a spreadsheet. A good one, used every day. Then it got too slow to use between sets, so it became an app that isn't.
Price
Pay once.
That's the whole deal.
- Ultimate Kami
- One payment
- Every feature
- Included
- Updates
- Included
- Subscription
- None
- In-app purchases
- None
- Ads
- None
Privacy
Your data stays
on your iPhone.
No account to make, no server to send it to. Nobody is reading your meals, and no model is learning from your bench press.