Open-source fitness tracker

Track. Progress. Evolve.

The open-source training companion for serious lifters — 17 calculators and an evidence-based knowledge base, free and private by design.

17
Free calculators
20+
Evidence-based guides
0
Accounts needed
MIT
Open-source (MIT)

Why Metri

Everything a lifter needs, free on the web.

No paywalls, no sign-up, no fluff — open-source tools you can actually trust. The app is just an optional extra.

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17 instant calculators

1RM, TDEE, macros, body fat, BMI, FFMI, ideal weight, protein, heart-rate zones, Wilks/DOTS and more — each with a visual chart and a shareable link.

Macro Splitter

Protein · 31%Carbs · 43%Fat · 27%
Open the calculators
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Open source forever

MIT-licensed and built in the open. Read the formulas, fork it, contribute.

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Works offline

The optional native app runs every tool with zero connection — your data stays on device.

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Evidence-based guides

A growing knowledge base on nutrition, training and recovery — written for lifters, not clicks.

Browse the docs
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Private by design

Calculators run in your browser. An account is optional and only syncs what you choose to save.

Tools

Calculators & Tools

17 free calculators that run instantly in your browser — the most-used ones first, with the full set a click away.

See it the moment you type.

Every input recalculates instantly — no submit button. Results are colour-coded against healthy ranges and shareable in one tap.

  • Instant — runs on every keystroke
  • Colour-coded ranges and goals
  • Share or save any result

Maintenance (TDEE)

2,759kcal

BMR
1,780
Cut
2,259
Maintain
2,759
Bulk
3,059

Example: maintenance calories, with cut / maintain / bulk targets.

Docs

Knowledge Base

An evidence-based, bilingual knowledge base — eight sections covering nutrition, training, recovery and more, written for lifters.

Plain-English, evidence-based.

Every guide explains the why — formulas, ranges and trade-offs — with sources you can check.

  • Written for humans, not textbooks
  • Cited, reviewed and kept current
Calculators

How to read your BMI

BMI is a screening tool, not a diagnosis — it can't tell muscle from fat, which is why many athletes read as “overweight”.

5 min · Sources & references

Free account

Why create an account

Calculators are free for everyone — an account just remembers your work.

Guest

No sign-up needed.

  • Every calculator, instantly
  • No account required
  • Nothing saved between visits
Recommended

Free account

Free forever — no card.

  • Save your calculation history
  • Pin favorite calculators & guides
  • Link Google or GitHub
  • Sync across the web app
Coming soon

Coming soon

On the roadmap.

  • Metri mobile app sync
  • Cloud backup of your data
  • Cross-device history
In development

A native app is in the works.

Everything on Metri is free on the web today. We're building native iOS and Android apps with the same formulas, full offline support and synced progress. Here's what's coming.

  • Instant calculators that run on every keystroke
  • Works 100% offline — your data stays on device
  • Progress photos, reminders and synced history
  • Free and open source, forever
See what's coming

Push Day

Week 3 · 5 exercises

02:00
Bench Press4 × 8 · 80 kg
Overhead Press3 × 10 · 45 kg

Bench 1RM

+8 kg

Protein

180/ 190 g

Leg day tomorrow · 7:00 AM reminder

Built in the open Metri

Metri is MIT-licensed and free forever. Star it, fork it, or contribute on GitHub.

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