Hit your keto macros
without doing the math.
Keto works — but only if your fat, protein, and carbs land in the right zone. Miss the targets and you fall out of ketosis. We do the numbers so you can just eat.
The problem with keto
Most people who try keto fail at the same thing: they eat low-carb, but never actually hit the fat target. Or they eat too much protein, which converts to glucose and quietly kicks them out of ketosis. Or they think they're at 20g of carbs and they're really at 60g because of hidden sugars in sauces, dressings, and "keto-friendly" snacks.
The math is annoying. Tracking every gram in a food log gets old in about three days. And most online meal plans aren't truly keto — they're just low-carb-ish.
What Keto Coach does
Tell us what you like
Proteins, vegetables, fats, allergens, cook time, budget. The plan adapts to you, not the other way around.
Pick from real keto meals
Every meal is pre-vetted: under 10g net carbs, fat-forward, protein in range. No guessing whether something "counts."
Get your shopping list
Ingredients auto-aggregate across the week, scale to your household, and group by aisle. Print it and go.
Why the macros matter
Ketosis is a metabolic state. When carbs drop below about 20g of net carbs per day, insulin falls. Lower insulin lets your body access stored fat for fuel and produces ketones — an alternative energy source your brain and muscles can run on cleanly.
Most people feel it within a week: steadier energy, fewer cravings, easier weight loss. But it only works if you stay in ketosis, which means hitting the macros consistently. That's the hard part. That's the part we handle.
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