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you're stuffed at dinner. and still 800 calories short.
the chicken bowl killed your appetite. but the math says eat more.
this is the moment every skinny guy hits. nobody talks about it.
made for the millions who can’t gain weight
every other tracker helps people eat less. klyo helps you eat enough to grow.
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target 2,950 · on pace if you eat by 9pm
protein · palms
4 / 7
1 palm = 25g · 75g to go
top up
stuffed?peanut butter + banana shake
if any of this is you, keep reading.
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the chicken bowl killed your appetite. but the math says eat more.
this is the moment every skinny guy hits. nobody talks about it.
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you've heard it from trainers, friends, the internet, your mom.
it doesn't tell you what. when. or how much.
four years of trying. zero kg gained. you're not the problem.
03
red bars when you go over. shame copy when you eat dessert.
one guy on reddit said myfitnesspal told him to eat NEGATIVE 700 calories to gain weight.
that's the kind of math you're trusting.
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nobody does. you're being told to track grams without anything to measure with.
klyo uses your palm. one palm = 25g. you carry it with you. always.
it’s not discipline. you have plenty of that.
you’re missing the system. klyo is the system.
the system
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point your camera at any plate. klyo identifies the food and estimates the calories in about two seconds. no searching databases. no typing. no portion math.
snap
vision · 1.4syour job: just snap
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when you're stuffed, klyo suggests calorie-dense food, not more chicken. one tap. ninety seconds. four hundred calories.
top up
8:42 pm
peanut butter shake
90 seconds · zero chewing
solves: pain 01
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your protein target is in palms. 7 palms = 175g protein. no calculator. no kitchen scale. you carry the measuring tool with you.
protein · palms
4 / 7
1 palm = 25g · 75g to go
chicken thigh
2 palms
greek yogurt
1 palm
protein shake
1.5
solves: pain 04
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klyo learns your day and reminds you to eat at the right time. with a specific snack. and a specific calorie count.
klyo
10:14 pm
long day tomorrow. five back-to-back meetings between 10 and 4.
pre-make a 600 cal shake tonight. drink it at 1pm. takes 90 seconds.
solves: pain 02
the wedge
klyo is built for the rest of us.
the apps you tried weren’t built for you.
klyo was built for you.
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questions
appetite follows routine, not the other way around. eat by the clock instead of by hunger, lean on calorie-dense foods and liquid calories, and let klyo's Top Up suggestions close the gap when you're behind on your daily number.
most people gain steadily on their maintenance calories plus a 250-500 calorie surplus. klyo calculates your personal daily target with the Mifflin-St Jeor equation - the same formula dietitians use - and adjusts it to your goal.
most trackers are built to help you eat less - red warnings when you go over, streaks, guilt. klyo is built for the opposite problem: it shows you what's left to eat, suggests what to add when you're behind, and never shames you for eating more.
that's exactly who it's for. if you train hard, eat 'a lot' and still can't gain weight, the gap is almost always unlogged calories. klyo makes hitting a surplus the default instead of a daily battle.
yes. snap a photo of your plate and klyo's AI estimates the calories and protein in seconds. you can also just type a sentence like 'chicken bowl and a coke' - no database digging.
the core is free: your daily calorie target, manual logging, and Quick Wins snack suggestions. klyo Pro adds AI photo logging, unlimited logging, and unlimited coach conversations - $59.99/year with a 7-day free trial, or $9.99/month.
a controlled 250-500 calorie surplus with enough protein puts on weight at roughly 0.25-0.5% of bodyweight per week - mostly muscle when you're training. klyo keeps the surplus measured, so you gain on purpose, not by accident.
klyo is on iPhone today. the Android version is in review and on its way - the journal and guides on this site are free for everyone in the meantime.