Tell us about your cut.
Pick your sport. Enter your walk-around weight and your target. The engine charts your Atlas in under a minute.
The difference Most fighters and strength athletes nowadays guess on their weight cut: eyeballed calories, a winged water cut, hope the scale cooperates. Deficit charts the exact number to hit, every day from now to weigh-in. You stop deciding. You execute.
Set up once. Then every cut is the same three moves, with a weekly beat to keep the math honest.
Pick your sport. Enter your walk-around weight and your target. The engine charts your Atlas in under a minute.
One ceiling for kcal. One band for protein. One number for carbs. One window for sweat. Calibrated to your sport, your bodyweight, and the day’s session intensity, not a flat number.
Every seven days, review the week’s logs, rate how training felt, see what the engine adjusts. If you’re tracking, no change. If you’re off, the cap shifts, capped at ±100 kcal so nothing whiplashes.
Ask in plain language. The engine re-charts every remaining day, calibrated to your sport and your rehydration window, and never crosses the safety ceiling.
Ask for a looser deficit. More carbs on lift days. A sweat session moved to Friday. An explanation of why today’s kcal cap dropped. The coach reads your Atlas, runs the math against your sport and your remaining timeline, and writes the change back. Every remaining day updates. Not advice. Execution. The safety ceiling still holds.
Powerlifters get higher carbs to protect glycogen. Combat athletes tolerate deeper deficits with tighter carbs during water cut. When you fall behind, the engine re-charts differently per sport.
Structured sodium and water manipulation for the final days. Two-hour window gets zero water cut. Longer windows get graded loading, sodium tapering, and timed sweat sessions.
Step-by-step rehydration from the moment you leave the scale. Every sip, every snack, every electrolyte, all timed and portioned to your exact competition window.
Your Atlas gives you the number. The LOG tab is how you hit it: type what you ate in plain words and it does the macros. No barcodes, no database to search, no decimal-point data entry.
“Orange chicken and white rice” splits into its parts on its own, each one weighed and counted.
Log on the gym floor with no signal. Entries queue and sync the moment you’re back online.
Your intake sits next to the prescription, never replaces it. The number to hit is still the number.
Cutting goes bad when nobody’s holding the floor. These limits are the engine. The coach asks the engine for a plan; the engine refuses to chart past these. Not a guardrail bolted on. The math itself.
The plan won’t crash your training or send you on a starvation cut. If the math says it isn’t safe in the time you have, the app says so, clearly and without panic.
The cut ends, the record doesn’t. Deficit tracks the metric that actually matters across a career: the one your bracket cares about, the one you say out loud.
Built from weigh-in outcomes across every camp. The aggregate your coach reasons over, the number that earns you the next slot.
A portrait poster, brand-matched, captured the moment the scale lands. Built for the post on the way back.
The honest answers. Anything missing, ask us at support@getdeficit.com.
Deficit is in closed TestFlight beta now, and invites go out in waves. Join the waitlist and you’re in line. Tell us your sport and we’ll prioritize the cohorts we’re building for first.
Yes. iOS first, built natively for iPhone. Android isn’t on the near-term roadmap. If that changes, the waitlist hears first.
Yes. The LOG tab is a plain-text food journal: type it like a note and it does the macros, splitting whole plates into their parts. Your intake sits alongside the prescribed plan; it never overwrites the number you’re told to hit.
Deficit runs on a hard Safety Ceiling the engine and the coach can’t cross: calorie floors, a protein floor, water cuts capped to your rehydration window, and banned methods it refuses outright. If the math isn’t safe in the time you have, it tells you plainly, and won’t build the cut.
Deficit is pre-launch and inviting athletes in waves. Join now for an early TestFlight invite, and the first cohort’s feedback decides what gets built next: which sports go deeper, what the coach should never say, where new features land.