Built on established science.
Resolved into one plan.

KEXBI combines recovery, training demand, timing, hydration, and food reality into one daily plan that adapts with the day.

BUILT ON SCIENCE

91 calculations behind every decision.

KEXBI does not use generic formulas and leave the rest to you. It resolves recovery, timing, and training demand into one daily plan.

What shapes the day

01
True Baseline

Calculates your true baseline from lean mass, not population averages.

Cunningham 1991 / ten Haaf & Weijs 2014
02
TDEE Learning

Re-learns your TDEE from what your body actually did, not a fixed multiplier.

Heymsfield 2012
03
Weight Trend Filter

Filters out water, glycogen, and GI noise before weight reshapes the plan.

Hall 2011
04
Adherence-Gated Intake

Only days you actually logged count toward your TDEE estimate.

Internal adherence logic
05
NEAT Compensation

Adjusts exercise calories for the energy your body quietly compensates elsewhere.

Careau et al. 2021
06
Phase-Based Deficit

Your deficit respects the training block you are in, including diet-break weeks.

Internal blueprint logic

What shapes the timing

01
Circadian Marker

Estimates your melatonin onset from sleep data alone.

Burgess & Eastman
02
Biological Midpoint

Locates your biological midpoint, corrected for catch-up sleep.

Roenneberg et al.
03
Sleep Impact

Breaks last night's sleep into performance, repair, and fuel consequences for today.

Internal weighted model
04
Phase Shifting

Shifts fuel timing within the range your biological clock can actually move.

Phillips & Chen 2020
05
Protein Trigger

Each anchor meal is built to trigger muscle protein synthesis, not just add more protein.

Areta et al. / Moore 2009
06
Meal Clearance

Predicts when a meal actually clears before effort.

de Oliveira et al.

What keeps you safe

01
Energy Floor

Watches energy availability against RED-S thresholds adjusted for sex and body fat.

Melin 2016 / Areta 2020
02
Pre-Workout Ceiling

Caps food before training to reduce GI shutdown during the session.

Jeukendrup / de Oliveira
03
Hydration Cap

Replaces fluid only at the rate the gut can actually absorb.

Shirreffs / Jeukendrup
04
Fallback Intake Logic

When logging is incomplete, the system keeps RED-S risk visible instead of assuming safety.

Internal safety logic

What makes it adapt

01
AEE Delta

A marathon day adds only the load above your normal training, not the whole session twice.

Internal, derived from Pontzer 2016
02
Compensation Learning

The engine learns how much of a calorie burn your body actually keeps.

Careau et al. 2021
03
Frozen Fallback

When data goes quiet, the engine freezes rather than drift on noise.

Internal
04
Log Trust Classifier

Decides when your log is reliable before any downstream calculation updates the day.

Internal behavioural logic
UNDER THE SURFACE

26 specialist systems. One daily answer.

Recovery, timing, hydration, energy availability, body composition, and food reality are resolved in parallel so you do not have to piece them together yourself.

Signals

Sleep, training, weigh-ins, hydration, body composition, and food reality all describe different parts of the same day.

Specialist systems

Each system resolves one layer of the problem — energy, timing, safety, adaptation, or recovery.

One plan

KEXBI does not show you 26 answers. It resolves them into one clear protocol for the day ahead.

01

Recovery Systems

Sleep architecture, readiness, and overnight repair shape what the day can support before anything is prescribed.

readiness / sleep / overnight repair
02

Timing Systems

Circadian phase, meal timing, and sleep impact decide when fuel and hydration should land.

circadian timing / phase shifting / sleep impact
03

Fuel Systems

Energy needs, protein distribution, and training demand shape what the day requires, not just a generic calorie target.

TDEE / protein pulse / load split
04

Safety Systems

Energy availability, hydration caps, and pre-workout limits stop the plan from optimising harder than the body can absorb.

RED-S / hydration cap / gastric limit
05

Adaptation Systems

The engine rewrites the day when training load, weigh-ins, adherence, or real-life conditions change.

AEE delta / fallback logic / trust gating
06

Food Reality Systems

Pantry logic, meal rotation, and practical constraints keep the plan grounded in what the user can actually do.

pantry / diversity / practical execution

You do not need to see each system in isolation. The value is that they resolve together, and that the plan still arrives as one answer.

26
specialist systems behind the plan
91
calculations governing the day
Multiple signals
resolved together
1
clear daily answer

Every plan starts from your baseline.

What looks like one simple daily target is the result of multiple connected calculations underneath. KEXBI resolves your baseline, safety limits, macros, and training demand before the plan ever reaches the screen.

01 · Baseline Logic

Non-exercise movement only. Training is added later.

↳ System initialization

Baseline Initialisation

Cunningham 1991 · validated in trained adults by ten Haaf & Weijs 2014
Fat-Free Mass (FFM)
BMR
Rest Maintenance BMR × 1.20
   BMI
Where body fat is known, KEXBI starts from lean-mass-aware baseline logic rather than population averages.
02 · Safety Logic
Performance & MaintenanceBalance logic
Fat LossEnergy deficit
RecompositionSlow metric shift
Lean BulkAnabolic surplus
Conservative cut Aggressive cut

Push harder and KEXBI starts binding to stronger safety limits.

↳ From your baseline

Your Target & Energy Availability

Goal Calories
Weekly Change
Energy Availability kcal · kg FFM⁻¹
0203050+
Safety constraints Binding: —
Constraint Threshold Status
EA Hard Floor sex × BF, Melin / IOC 2023 ·
Cumulative Deficit Cap ≤ 25% sustained TDEE 25.0% ·
Weekly Rate Cap ≤ 1% BW / wk ·
Min Calorie Floor 1,500 M / 1,200 F ·
BMR context
Informational only · Not the binding safety gate
The binding limit is set by the tightest relevant safety constraint, not a single universal floor.
03 · Macro Logic
↳ From target + safety floor

Protein anchored. Fat floored. Carbs feed training.

These are the day’s baseline macros, structured from your target and safety floor before training-day adjustments are layered in.

Protein
Anchored first to protect lean mass during deficit. Phillips, Helms — ISSN 2017.
Fat
Held above the endocrine floor, not pushed higher by default. Whittaker & Wu 2021.
Carbohydrates
Whatever remains after protein and fat are locked. Scales with session demand.
04 · Training-Day Adjustment

Most apps show gross burn. KEXBI adjusts for what your body actually retains.

↳ Adjusted for training

Training-Day Fuel & Hydration

Training-day target
Baseline target
Net Activity Energy Expenditure Careau 2021 · BF%-scaled
Training-day hydration total
Daily hydration baseline 45 ml/kg FFM
Activity hydration adjustment Adjusted for session demand and capped for absorption
The baseline plan is redistributed around the session.
Peri-workout redistribution Medium class · fluid cap 600 mL/hr Pre (−2h) During Post (+1h)
Fluid
Carbs
Protein
Fluid capped by absorption limits.
From day 8 onward, the engine takes over.

KEXBI re-estimates your TDEE from weight trend, intake history, and training reality, adapting for drift, compensation, and metabolic change without you touching a dial.

THE CASE FOR AUTOMATION

A nutritionist can improve the plan. An engine keeps improving it.

KEXBI does not replace the nutritionist's knowledge. It replaces the delay between insight and action, turning good advice into continuous adaptation.

Nutritionist
KEXBI
Frequency
Periodic check-ins
Continuous micro-adjustments
Cost
High-cost private support
Always-on app support
Response
Reactive, days later
Adaptive in 3 minutes
Inputs
Manually reviewed inputs
Continuous live inputs

What the engine improves

2.5×
Caloric timing
Better fuelling accuracy from front-loaded calorie distribution.
Jakubowicz et al., Obesity 2013
4
Protein pulses
Four protein pulses per day to support repeated MPS activation.
Moore 2009 · Areta J Physiol 2013
22%
Overnight MPS
Overnight recovery improved through pre-sleep protein timing.
Res et al., MSSE 2012
30–90 g/h
Carb delivery
Matched to session demand, not manually guessed.
Jeukendrup, Sports Med 2014

What the engine prevents

23%
Insulin signalling
Sleep-related insulin impairment reduced by shifting carbs earlier.
Donga et al. 2010
3.0%
Metabolic rate drop
RMR suppression when energy availability falls too low. KEXBI’s safety floor prevents it.
Loucks & Thuma 2003
< 4 h
Protein gaps
KEXBI prevents long gaps between protein feedings that reduce repeated MPS signalling.
System standard
150%
Fluid replacement
Post-workout fluid replacement matched to biological absorption limits.
Shirreffs et al., MSSE 1996
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