RP Diet Coach & Planner

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4.4of 5 · store
11,811ratings on the App Store
497reviews read

An editorial reading of the saved reviews

The Renaissance Periodization methodology genuinely works for athletes cutting or bulking, and long-term users confirm it. But a major redesign broke the interface: navigation became confusing, AI macro redistribution gets in the way of manual control, and support is nearly unreachable.

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What people use it for

Athletes and bodybuilders following RP protocols who are willing to work through the interface

What reviews praise

Meal timing around workouts and weekly macro adjustments provide structure that ordinary calorie counters lack.

What reviews complain about

After the redesign the app is hard to use with a non-standard schedule or varied diet: there is no quick calorie entry without creating a new product.

What users experience

3 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.

So excited that RP came out with an amazing app to help keep track each day. I found it very user friendly and love that I can duplicate meals since I eat the same thing most days. The reminders "time to eat" is so helpful since I live such a busy lifestyle...it helps me space out my food appropriately.

The app can be a great tool if you're eating chicken and rice everyday because you can measure those out one at a time. Where it struggled for me is if you're trying to make a meal prep recipe for the week. There's nowhere to create a recipe, add in how many servings or the total weight, and then add it to a day.

Downloaded RP Diet Coach in 2020 expecting macro math. Instead I got structure, sanity, and abs that showed up. This thing tells me exactly what to eat, when to eat it No food shaming. No "good vs bad" nonsense. Just "hey, eat this amount, trust the process, go live your life."