What's inside
Six templates that turn your health goals into trackable numbers
Each template is a CSV file that opens in Google Sheets, Excel, Numbers, or any spreadsheet app. Pre-built formulas, health benchmarks, and clear instructions included.
01
Macro & Calorie Daily Tracker
Daily food log with calorie targets and actuals, protein/fat/carb gram targets and actuals, running weekly averages, and a surplus/deficit column. Benchmarks built in: protein target by body weight (0.7–1.0g per lb), fat floor (20–35% of calories), carb flex (remaining calories). Weekly summary shows whether you're in a real deficit, maintenance, or surplus — not just what the app told you. The log you actually own at the end of the month.
Pairs with Macro Calculator & Calorie Burn Calculator
02
Weight-Loss Projection & Timeline
Goal weight, starting weight, daily calorie deficit target, projected weekly loss rate, and a week-by-week timeline to goal. Accounts for the thermodynamic slowdown as weight drops — the model recalibrates projected loss rate at each 10-lb milestone. Includes plateau checkpoints (weeks where loss stalls are expected), so you know whether a flat week is failure or physics. Answers the question nobody told you: "If I hit my deficit most days, when exactly do I get there?"
Pairs with Calorie Burn Calculator & BMI Calculator
03
GLP-1 Cost-Benefit Tracker
Monthly GLP-1 cost (medication, supplies, labs), weight lost that month, key health markers (A1C, blood pressure, waist circumference), and a cost-per-pound-lost running total. Calculates cumulative spend vs. projected savings in downstream health costs (reduced diabetes risk, reduced cardiovascular risk, reduced comorbidities). The honest spreadsheet that tells you whether your $600/month is producing measurable ROI — or whether it's time to reassess dose, formulation, or provider.
Pairs with GLP-1 Cost Calculator & BMI Calculator
04
Supplement Spending Audit
Every supplement you're taking: name, category, monthly cost, annual cost, evidence tier (A = strong RCT evidence, B = moderate, C = weak/conflicting, D = no credible evidence), and a KEEP/CUT/SWAP verdict column. Rolls up to total monthly and annual supplement spend with a cut-savings column. Most people are spending $60–$150/month on supplements; after a structured audit, the typical result is $40–$80/month in cuts — money that goes toward food quality, sleep, or exercise instead.
Works standalone — pair with any health calculator
05
Sleep Schedule Optimizer
Target bedtime, target wake time, actual bedtime log, actual wake time log, nightly hours, weekly average, sleep debt accumulator, and a recovery notes column. Tracks the gap between your sleep target and reality, flags debt above 5 hours cumulative (the threshold where cognitive and metabolic impact becomes measurable), and calculates the weeks-to-recovery based on your catch-up rate. Sleep is the cheapest health intervention that most people still don't track with real numbers.
Works standalone — pairs with any performance or weight-loss tracker
06
Fitness Goal Milestone Tracker
One primary goal per sheet, baseline measurement, weekly check-in log, projected completion date (calculated from your weekly rate), and a streak counter. Works for any trackable fitness goal: weight, body fat percentage, max lift, running pace, resting heart rate, or VO2 max estimate. Projected completion date recalculates each week based on actual progress — not the optimistic week-one pace. The spreadsheet that tells you the truth about whether you're on track, ahead, or quietly falling behind.
Works standalone — pair with BMI Calculator or Macro Calculator