Body size
Your weight is the starting point. Height helps us avoid giving you a target that is too high when weight alone could be misleading.
Personalized and free
Get a clear daily protein target built around your body, lifestyle and goal, not a generic number. In about two minutes, you’ll know how many grams to aim for and why that target fits you, with GLP-1 use included when relevant.
Made for your situation
Protein needs are not the same for everyone. We use the answers that matter, then show you what changed your result.
Your weight is the starting point. Height helps us avoid giving you a target that is too high when weight alone could be misleading.
From age 65, we use a slightly higher minimum because older adults may need more protein to help maintain muscle.
Training more often can raise your target. Building muscle and losing weight also need a different approach from simply maintaining.
A smaller appetite can make enough protein harder to eat. We use a higher planning minimum and explain when it changes your result.
Published protein ranges use the same approach for women and men. We ask so the plan and examples feel relevant to you.
Transparent by design
We turn your answers into one daily number in four simple steps.
How often you move and train gives us a starting point.
Building muscle or losing weight can raise that starting point.
Age 65+, weight loss and GLP-1 use can set a higher minimum.
We use your weight and height, then round the result to the nearest 5 g.
Research does not give one perfect formula for everyone. This result is a practical starting point, not medical advice. If you are pregnant, have kidney disease or follow a medical diet, ask a qualified clinician what is right for you.
Check our sources
Want to check our work? These sources explain the numbers we use.