Typical calorie counters can't handle the combo of a desk job and a rigorous workout routine. Unit Calories calculates your TDEE from first principles, giving you an accurate daily calorie target tailored to your unique lifestyle and exercise routines.
Ever tried calculating calories based on your activities and ended up more confused than when you started? I know the feeling. That's why I built this free web app.
Traditional methods of estimating calories often put folks like me in a pickle. Picture this: you've got a desk job (hello, sitting for hours) but you're also clocking in those daily steps and sweating it out at the gym. Many calorie counters just can't handle that combo.
TDEE (Total Daily Energy Expenditure) is made up of different components, and
it's super insightful to see a breakdown. It can be an eye-opener to realize that activities might not burn as many calories as we think.
A lot of us might feel that a killer workout equals major calories torched, but the reality is a bit more complex (see Methodology). I suspect there's a bit of mind trickery going on. We equate hard work and sweat with big calorie drops, but our daily calorie burn is influenced by so many factors.
That's what this app is all about: showing the bigger picture. Dive in, play around, and see for yourself!
@kingromstar mainly just maintenance tbh, I can flucutate quite abit if I don't pay attention to my diet. I wish i was eating 3000-5000 cal per day though
@kingromstar@rrhoover it's probably more about their crazy metabolism. One would have to spend up to 40 hours a week to burn off enough calories with this high of intake
@rrhoover thanks ryan. I mainly built this for the UI/UX and the problem just happened to be something that interested me as someone who counts their calories. Go on any reddit thread about counting calories and you'll notice debates and misnomars around these components and how they should be calculated.
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