Swole.me Automatically Plans Your Meals Based on Your Dieting Goals
One of the hardest parts of dieting is figuring out what you can actually eat. Swole.me is an app that figures out your meals for you. You simply tell it your calorie goal, what meals you want to eat, and what foods you want to include in those meals and it'll generate a plan in seconds. More » ...
Source: Lifehacker - Monday, 30 January
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