For Serious Athletes

Your training is only
30% of the result.

The other 70% happens in the kitchen. Rót is the nutrition layer your training has been missing — built for people who take performance seriously.

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~70%

body composition from nutrition

1.6–2.2g

protein per kg/day

21×

meals per week untracked

You train hard. But most of your results are made elsewhere.

You eat 21 times a week

A trainer sees you 3 times. The other 18 meals are invisible — and they're where results are actually made or lost.

Ultra-processed food is hidden

Most people don't know what NOVA 4 means. Rót shows you exactly which foods are working against your recovery and gains.

Logging feels like punishment

Photo, voice, or text. Rót handles the rest in under 30 seconds — no more skipping because it's too much effort.

The Research

The research is clear.

These aren't opinions. They're findings from peer-reviewed sports science.

~70%

Body composition is primarily driven by nutrition

Energy balance, macronutrient distribution, and food quality account for the majority of changes in body composition — outweighing training volume in most populations.

Hall KD et al. Cell Metabolism, 2012. Thomas DT et al. J Am Diet Assoc, 2016.

1.6–2.2g/kg

Daily protein for maximum muscle protein synthesis

A meta-analysis of 49 studies found this range maximises hypertrophy in resistance-trained individuals. Most people undereat protein by 30–40% without realising.

Morton RW et al. Br J Sports Med, 2018. Stokes T et al. Nutrients, 2018.

30–60 min

Optimal post-workout nutrition window

Consuming protein and carbohydrates within this window significantly enhances muscle glycogen resynthesis and protein turnover after resistance training.

Ivy JL. Curr Sports Med Rep, 2004. Aragon AA & Schoenfeld BJ. JISSN, 2013.

+14%

Higher caloric intake from ultra-processed diets

A randomised controlled trial showed people on ultra-processed diets consumed significantly more calories and gained weight, even when meals were matched for macronutrients.

Hall KD et al. Cell Metabolism, 2019.

All citations are from peer-reviewed, independently replicated research. Rót uses NOVA classification as developed by Monteiro CA et al. at the University of São Paulo, adopted by the Pan American Health Organization and WHO.

Built for people who take performance seriously.

Log in under 30 seconds

Photo, voice, or text. No excuses. Every meal tracked means every pattern visible.

NOVA food quality scoring

Automatically know if what you're eating is helping or hurting your recovery. Not all calories are equal.

Spira knows your data

Your AI coach has seen everything you've eaten today. Ask it anything — protein gaps, meal timing, pre-workout fuel.

How much protein have I had today?

Spira

You've logged 94g so far. Based on your 80kg bodyweight and your goal, you need 144g today. You're 50g short — still time to hit it.

What should I eat before training at 6pm?

Spira

You had a light lunch at 1pm (NOVA 1, good quality). I'd suggest 40–50g carbs + 20g protein around 4:30pm. Greek yogurt with a banana, or rice cakes with chicken works well.

Meet Spira

An AI coach that's seen everything you've eaten today.

Generic advice ignores your actual day. Spira's responses are built entirely on your real meal history, your goals, and your patterns — not a template.

What the numbers say

< 30 sec

to log any meal, any way

NOVA 1–4

every food automatically classified

24/7

AI coach with full context, always available

“Most nutrition apps make you feel guilty for what you ate. Rót shows you why it happened — and what to do next.”

Start understanding what you actually eat.

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