Macros and water, without the annual fee.
Australian foods in the database, and the meal you already planned counts itself.
What it does
Everything Health gives you.
Steps, calories, macros and water. Strength, cardio, runs, rides and swims.
Australian nutrient data from FSANZ — a meat pie and a Weet-Bix, not their American cousins.
Weight over time. A trend, not a verdict.
A meal you planned already carries its macros, so you don’t log dinner twice.
What it costs
Things you'd normally pay for. Here they're just included.
| Feature | Usually costs | In Nexus |
|---|---|---|
| Macro targets | A premium tier, around $80 a year | Free |
| Water logging | Premium in some apps, standard in others | Free |
| Australian food data | Uncommon — most databases are US-first | Included |
Nexus records what you tell it. It does not recommend a calorie target, interpret a trend, or have a view on what anybody should weigh.
Only what you want
Use it as just a food and fitness log.
Nexus asks which parts you want when you sign up, and you can change your mind whenever you like. Turn everything else off and this is the whole app — the menu, the home screen, the quick-add button. Nothing you did not ask for is on screen.
Turn something back on a year later and it is waiting, with whatever you had already put in it. Hiding is not deleting. The household and the budget stay off until you want them.
If you want more
What Health can do that a single-purpose app can’t.
The meal plan already has the macros. A standalone tracker makes you enter dinner twice: once to cook it, once to count it.
Habits tick themselves from real evidence so a walk you logged marks the habit — and only ever on positive evidence.
The shopping list and the nutrition come from the same ingredients.
What you get, and what it costs
Nexus is free. Not free-for-now, and not free-until-you-need-the-good-bit — nothing you already have is ever moved behind a payment. You can export everything you put in, from every module, whenever you like.
It is free for the businesses in the directory too. Nobody pays for a listing, and nobody buys your data.
Read the promiseFood is where the household and the person meet. Nexus counts it once, in the place you were already standing.