One line logs your training, sleep, meals and gut health. revns scores the day, plans your week around your diet and recovery, and lets Claude or ChatGPT coach you from real data.
revns is an objective-first fitness tracker. You decide what to track and what good looks like; it scores each day across train, move, sleep, recover, fuel and mind and tells you the next best thing to do. Tap a card to log it.
Today · Thursday, Nov 12
12-day streak
Sleep was 6.5 h, under your 7 h floor. Keep today moderate. Legs are next: last trained 6 days ago.
Done
Strength rotation
6.5 h
Range 7–9 h
On plan
Dal, rice, curd · 24 g protein
8,420
Log 10,000 steps
Paste one prompt into your assistant. It asks a few questions, finds your activities, and fills in your profile through the revns connector. You approve the sign-in once.
Paste this into Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or ChatGPT
Set up my revns profile. revns is a fitness, health and wellness tracker with an MCP server. 1. Connect to the MCP server: https://mcp.revns.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP, OAuth). I will approve the sign-in. 2. Call list_metrics to see what exists. Keep it. 3. Ask me, in one message, at most five short questions: my objective (lose_fat, build_muscle, endurance, general_health, mobility, mental_wellbeing or event), what activities I do, my weight (kg) and height (cm), how I eat, and anything else I want to track (sleep, mood, gut health, periods and cycle, VO2 max). 4. For each activity, call find_activities with a short query and use the keys it returns. 5. Call set_profile once with everything. Call set_goal if I name a target. 6. Reply with a short summary of what you set up. Rules: training and tracking guidance only, never medical advice. Offer private tracking (sex, masturbation, libido, periods) once, as opt-in. Do not log entries during setup. Skill with the same steps: https://revns.com/skills/revns/SKILL.md
The week planner
It reads your sleep, recovery, last week's load, your strength rotation and what is due, then lays out seven days: which session goes where, how hard each day is, one rest day, and what to eat for protein that fits your diet.
Bring your own AI
Connect any MCP client. It reads your day and your trends, and with your permission logs entries and meals, sets goals and plans your days. Every change uses the same checks as the app and is labelled with the assistant's name.
Train together
Invite by email. Nothing is shared until the other person accepts. Members see daily scores, streaks and challenge totals, never entries, meals, notes or goals, and anyone can leave at any time.
revns is a fitness tracker and AI coaching layer. You track any discipline (strength, running, yoga, swimming, combat sports, sleep, meals, habits) as metrics with your own targets. revns turns them into one daily score and a morning brief, and exposes everything to Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants through an MCP server so they can log, plan and coach for you.
Add the revns MCP server (https://mcp.revns.com/mcp) as a custom connector in Claude or ChatGPT, sign in, and approve the permissions. The assistant can then read your day, trends and goals, and, if you allow it, log entries, log meals, set goals and plan your days.
Type one line such as "40 squats, slept 7h, ran 5k, lunch dal rice 25g protein" and revns logs every part of it. Meals take two taps: a few words, then On plan or Off plan. Every metric also has a one-tap tile.
Yes. Create a team (a couple, friends, a team or a club) and invite people by email. Nothing is shared until they accept. Members see each other's daily score, streak and challenge totals, never raw entries, notes or goals, and anyone can leave at any time.
Yes. Export your tracking sheet as CSV with a Date column. Columns revns recognises map to library metrics; any other column becomes a custom metric, with its kind and target inferred from your data. Computed columns such as scores and averages are skipped.
No. revns gives training guidance only. It does not diagnose or treat any condition and does not recommend drugs or supplements. See a clinician for symptoms such as chest pain, fainting or an injury.
Pick an objective, tell it how you eat, log one thing.
