Velorific

No, but it is recommended. Without Strava, Velorific still works as a calorie and macro tracker with workouts logged manually. With Strava, workouts flow in automatically and the daily target adjusts as soon as a session is finished.

No, TrainingPeaks is optional. If used, Velorific reads planned sessions and gives a calorie estimate for the day before a ride, which is useful for morning fuelling decisions. Without it, the day updates once Strava syncs.

Yes. Velorific is live on Google Play at feature parity with the iOS app, and the Android version has a 14-day free trial.

Meal, weight and workout data belongs to the user and is not sold, shared or used for advertising. Velorific is registered with the UK ICO, a full privacy notice describes what is stored and how to delete it, and the account can be deleted from inside the app at any time.

Cancellation is done in the App Store subscription settings on iPhone or in Google Play subscriptions on Android. The subscription stays active until the already-paid period ends.

Yes. The adaptive calorie maths is sport-agnostic and scales to whatever Strava reports as effort and duration. Cyclists are the primary audience, but testers also run, swim and do multisport, and any activity on Strava is fuelled by Velorific.

MyFitnessPal provides a fixed daily target, while Velorific recalculates it every day based on training demands. After a hard ride the deficit halves, after a very hard one it is waived entirely to allow recovery, and macros shift with carbs scaling up on training days while protein stays high.

Velorific is built by an endurance cyclist who was frustrated with generic calorie trackers and adaptive-deficit guesses. Contact is available at adam@velorific.com.